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Crown representative for BAE Systems and non-executive director of government supplier will avoid conversations on bidding

Department releases information on appeal under FOI rules – 18 months after PublicTechnology made request

The Government Digital Service recently renewed its collaboration agreement with an overseas counterpart whose achievements it would surely love to emulate. PublicTechnology finds out more.

New trade facility opened in the capital city of the world’s leading digital government 

Cabinet Office accepts recommendations of review calling for greater transparency and more protections for those requesting information

Reports have claimed the long-time civil servant will shortly be unveiled as the director general of ZSL 

Senior managerial post comes with ‘minimum assignment duration’ of three years 

Postholder will play a key role in delivering new digital and data transformation programmes

Jacob Rees Mogg trailed 25% job cuts in a Telegraph article, which unions label as the minister’s latest in a series of ‘increasingly bizarre’ pronouncements

Agency unveils new features for WebFiling account

Think tank urges greater measures including a dedicated chief talent officer to improve processes heads of public bodies and departmental non-execs

Institute for Government says that renationalisation process was undertaken too quickly – but was ultimately ‘mostly successful’

Former DDaT-focused accountant wins case brought after department cut her base salary

Incumbent Simon McKinnon will step down in March 2023

Aspiring PM ‘doesn’t understand the basics’ of how government works, critics claim

Officials will reportedly be asked to look over five years of posts to check there is no ‘potentially problematic material’

Government claims that only 1.2% of eligible recipients have so far taken advantage of social tariff 

Lord Kirkhope claims costs of failing to maintain close ties with Europe will outweigh even the government’s claimed benefits of £11bn

Staff working on agency’s webchat, helpline and email support begin walkout 

Procurement agency saw £27.6bn spent through its agreements in the last fiscal year, including £2.2bn directly with SMEs

But Home Office clams there ‘has been no increase or acceleration’ in underlying cost of scheme