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Update to site is intended to better serve mobile users – who now constitute two thirds of traffic

Central department says it 'remains committed to internship programmes' and seek to find possibilities for those who would normally be fast-tracked into paused Fast Stream scheme

Workers delivering webchat and telephone service via outsourced deal vote for six-day walkout

OSR chief says that department failed to uphold principles that public data should be ‘trustworthy, of high quality, and offer public value’

Cabinet Office unit is seeking a technology leader whose remit will include spearheading DDaT professionals’ efforts to decommission legacy system

Government body hires specialist firm to undertake review after report shows one in five workers claim they were bullied or harassed last year

Annual stats release shows that more than one in 25 officials is now employed in the DDaT profession, making it bigger than any profession other than policy

Various vulnerable groups are among those at risk of lacking the connectivity or skills to engage with public services, according to Graham Cutting of Cantium

Kit Malthouse tells podcast that he believes officials ought to spend three or four days a week in the office

Digital tool is intended to help companies set targets 

The cost of materials has risen by almost a quarter in the last six months, according to IPA chief

Department is first-ever recipient of innovation accolade from Civil Service Commission

Tax agency adds new documents and methods through which citizens can prove their identity

London force claims success from use of controversial technology, which was accompanied by public information effort – as well as protestors

Contract with specialist services firm will enable department to convert graduate contractors into full-time civil servants

Department’s annual accounts claim move to cloud will help reduce costs

Government representatives including a serving minister have openly criticised the decision to pause recruitment for the Fast Stream programme

Data analytics is key to ensuring that students continue to progress throughout their studies, according to Helen Higson of Aston Business School

Digital agency claims that gathering more data will help ensure greater diversity in hiring new recruits and career progression of existing staff

Simon Case tells MPs that adopting new technology is one of three key strands supporting efforts to reduce civil service headcount

Penalties for public bodies often impact services – rather than shareholders – according to commissioner John Edwards