Latest News - Civil Service Live 2010 – Continue the Conversation Online
Thank you to everyone who attended, spoke and took part in this year’s event.
The Prime Minister's and Deputy Prime Minister's speeches from Civil Service Live are now available to watch online.
The Prime Minister's Keynote Speech
Samira Ahmed questions Nick Clegg, Deputy Prime Minister
Please click on the links below to access the presentations:
Attendance management
Civil Service Core Learning Programme
Coalition: the challenge for civil servants
Collaborating to deliver more for less
DWP Shared services
Employee engagement in the civil service
Estates project
Information security: a novel approach?
Strategic procurement
Lean delivery
Let’s do amazing, UK
Mental Health at Work
More bang for your bucks
National Programme for Third Sector Commissioning
Procurement efficiency
Public Service Reform
Removing barriers to work
Serving citizens
The Benefits of Health
The role of communication in financial management
What’s in it for us?
Working in Coalition Government: the Scottish experience
Cut minister numbers, demands PASC
The government has been moving in the right direction on welfare and benefits reform, shadow work and pensions secretary Theresa May tells Matt Ross; it just hasn’t been doing so very cleverly, or very quickly
Union promises further strikes
The government faces further strikes unless it reopens talks over redundancy compensation, the head of the civil service’s biggest union has warned.
Highest SCS earners will be named, say Tories
The salaries of the 35,000 most senior civil servants will be published online by a Conservative government, the party has announced.
Pay freeze is an 'insult', says FDA chief
The government has "insulted hard working public servants" with its decision to freeze pay, the union representing civil service managers has said.
Ex-MI5 chief was unaware of waterboarding
A former head of MI5 has spoken out about US mistreatment of terror suspects.
No pay rise for senior civil servants
Senior civil servant salaries will be frozen, the prime minister has announced.
Treasury officials in danger of 'burn-out'
Treasury officials may be in danger of "burn-out" because of the pressure of handling the financial crisis, MPs have warned today.
Treasury officials may be in danger of "burn-out" because of the pressure of handling the financial crisis, MPs have warned today.
Members of the Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS) have voted to go on strike.
Lewis: old redundancy terms 'indefensible'
Members of the Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS) have voted to go on strike.
Sir Gus denies bullying claims
The cabinet secretary has again rejected claims that he had to give the prime minister a “stern pep talk” about his treatment of civil servants.
Theatre review: Enron, at Noel Coward Theatre, WC1
The cabinet secretary has again rejected claims that he had to give the prime minister a “stern pep talk” about his treatment of civil servants.
Restaurant review: Wahaca, WC2
North-West Mexico is not an easy place for vegetarians; I had to subsist there on bland, melted cheese quesadillas. So I was curious to see how Mexico’s cuisine works in a self-consciously contemporary restaurant in London; I was, at least, confident of finding a good set of veggie options.
Welsh poverty blamed on English governance
Wales is poorer than the rest of the UK because it has been governed from England "for too long", the country's former top mandarin has said.
Ex-health watchdog criticises ministers
Wales is poorer than the rest of the UK because it has been governed from England "for too long", the country's former top mandarin has said.
Complaints show asylum 'muddle'
The asylum and immigration agency has been “unable to perform even a basic level of administration”, an ombudsman’s report has warned.
There are a lot of restaurants on The Cut near Waterloo station and Tas restaurant, opposite the Young Vic, was not actually our first choice.
Frontline: financial investigations police officer
This week we meet a police officer who works to identify and recover the proceeds of crime
In 2007 – the year before his firm, Wall Street’s fourth-biggest investment bank, filed for bankruptcy – Dick Fuld paid himself $34m.
Without a coordinated approach to intervention in conflicts, both nations and departments can end up working at cross-purposes. Matt Ross meets Richard Teuten, who fosters over-arching UK strategies on armed struggles
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