Multiple new Disney trading pins and lanyards have arrived at Walt Disney World, featuring characters including Stitch, Marie, Winnie the Pooh, Kermit, and more. We found these items at Star Traders, ...

UPSC Civil Services Exam (CSE) 2025 Notification Out Updates: The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) released the CSE 2025 notification on January 22. This year, 979 posts are on offer. Civil ...

The prime minister of the central European country Slovakia has threatened to pull the country out of alliances like the European Union and NATO, arguing that world events could consign them to th ...

Named after the fictional character Sir Humphrey Appleby in the 1980s BBC sitcom 'Yes Minister' the tools will soon be made available to all civil servants. The Department for Science, Innovation ...

Veteran cards and driving licences will be the first to be incorporated into a gov.uk wallet ... more digestible format - to be used by the civil service. Image caption, Sir Humphrey Appleby ...

We welcome your feedback on this latest update and our plans. Please email us at labour.market.transformation@ons.gov.uk to tell us what you think. Following the Government Statistical Service (GSS) ...

Lord Bates (Con) and Lord O'Shaughnessy’s (Con) leaves of absence have ended on 6 January. Baroness Meyer (Con) suspended from the service of the House for three weeks from 8 January. Lord Stone of ...

“Minute” is a secure transcription service to take notes from meetings ... There will also be more human challenges. As one former civil servant who now works for an AI company notes ...

Civil service pay has been frozen yet the wage bill remains the same as it was 10 years ago. Time to clear out the dead wood and boost the pay of top talent, says Henry Hill It’s all so predictable.

The largest negative contribution on the three months to November 2024 was administrative and support service activities, which fell by 1.3% ... More detailed breakdowns on production are available in ...

Richard Tice, Reform UK’s deputy leader, has offered a damning verdict on Britain’s 'bloated” civil service after a new report suggesting costs surged by almost £2billion last year.

The analysis revealed a staggering 112 per cent increase in Grade Six and Grade Seven positions since 2010. There are now almost 78,000 mandarins in these roles, who receive salaries between £50,000 ...