Cabinet Office Minister Pat McFadden said the civil service was 'too big', promising to create a smaller, more agile Whitehall.

The permanent secretary of the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology, which has latterly take on responsibility ...

Former board chair Kim Silvers, who was owner and founder of Silvers HR, LLC, exchanged human resources services for on-air ...

DOGE sees an urgent need to champion “wins,” as Elon Musk’s group finishes slashing federal bureaucracy and moves to building ...

Student journalists at three Blair County school districts won Student Keystone Media Awards this year, beating out students ...

Good Morning Britain was pulled off air as it was replaced by Lorraine on Monday morning and the ITV show was thrown into ...

The fourth quarter was characterized by political uncertainty in much of the world both before and after elections took place ...

The three original Whānau Ora commissioning agencies have lost their contracts in a tender process, including the John ...

The three original Whānau Ora commissioning agencies have lost their contracts in a tender process, including the John ...

Trump has described himself as a master dealmaker. But the retreat from his Canada and Mexico duties had all the hallmarks of ...

Minister says Labour ‘won’t take a chainsaw to the civil service’ amid cuts backlash - The man described as ‘Keir Starmer’s ...

The government and Fujitsu announcement of talks, however vacuous, could suggest the Maxwellisation process in the public inquiry may have begun, according to one source. Maxwellisation is the process ...