Research underway at the London School of Economics (LSE) explores changes in public sector productivity over the last twenty years.
Nick Robinson, political editor at the BBC, was among witnesses at the second evidence session of the Lords inquiry into the state of government communications.
The Public Administration Select Committee has questioned Ed Miliband, Minister for the Cabinet Office, and Sir Gus O’Donnell, Cabinet Secretary, on data handling issues after recent government data losses.
The strategy sets out a clear commitment from the Government to promote equality and diversity across its workforce.
The Government has set a world precedent with its strategy to radically reduce the carbon footprint of its computer systems.
Policymakers have a new expert resource to help them engage and talk with the public about a wide range of challenging science and technology issues.
The Communications Committee has held the first evidence session to explore the impartiality, efficiency and effectiveness of government communications systems.
Debra Allott from the DWP Contact Centre Directorate, Sheffield, could hardly contain her excitement when Lord Turnbull, former Head of the Civil Service and Cabinet Secretary announced she was the inaugural winner of the CSSC Volunteer of the Year - The Turnbull Award.
