Civil service
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Spending cuts could last a decade – civil service chief
21 Jun 2012:Sir Jeremy Heywood says government only quarter of way through its fiscal consolidation
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Peer also derides 'dehumanising' life of junior ministers
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Guardian Professional, 20 Jun 2012: Proposals raise several important concerns over issues such as impartiality, pay and the impact of further job cuts, says Jonathan Baume
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20 Jun 2012: Paper calls on ministers to adopt a 'test, learn, adapt' method to policy-making to gauge effectiveness and halt inadvertently harmful policies
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Guardian Professional, 20 Jun 2012: Francis Maude's reform plans lack a rigorous base and will result in a diminished government, says David Walker
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19 Jun 2012: Simon Hoggart: The civil service has to be 'smaller, pacier, flatter' – like a pancake-throwing contest
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Live 19 Jun 2012:
Join Andrew Sparrow for rolling coverage of all today's political developments as they happen, including Francis Maude unveiling civil service reform plans
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Guardian Professional, 19 Jun 2012: Sir Bob Kerslake and Francis Maude say plan is not attack on civil service, despite job cuts and tough new appraisal system
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17 Jun 2012: Judge voiced concerns about comments that inquiry was having a 'chilling effect' on freedom of speech
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13 Jun 2012:
One of Whitehall's most senior mandarins it leaving one troubled department - and heading straight into another
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11 Jun 2012:
Publication of 'traffic-light' reports on major IT projects appears to have been dropped from civil service reform action plan
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Guardian Professional, 11 Jun 2012:
Influential thinktank warns that reform needs bold vision and support for civil service
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