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Security officers who work at government buildings in Whitehall marched today in protest at low pay and unfair terms and conditions
Perm sec says previous budget framework put more onus on OBR to ask questions than HMT to provide information on its own initiative
Former diplomat and chief of staff to Tony Blair is “uniquely qualified” for the role, prime minister says
By: Tevye Markson
Late spring Spending Review will set out new “long-term” approach to delivering public services
Review finds the agency is “critically important” but asks it to cut 5% from its spending over three years
The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government is planning to close six offices across England in a move expected to affect hundreds of staff.
By: Tevye Markson
UK driver licensing body has maintained consistent staff numbers while delivering more services, and has now been asked to identify more efficiencies, including ongoing digitisation services and other money-saving measures
Civil service union PCS accuses government of ignoring "real gains" that a shorter working week can offer
Crawford Falconer’s responsibilities to be shared by several civil servants
Unit's work will enable home secretary to take “more hands-on approach' to driving improvements in policing
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