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UK to introduce performance-related pay for civil servants, Kenya declares climate change a national security threat: news in brief

Global Government Forum’s weekly news roundup of public service intelligence In this edition: UK to introduce performance-related pay for civil servants The UK government will introduce a performance-related pay regime […]

Senior US official defends telework policy – as Canadian government wants officials in the office three days a week

Welcome to this month’s Global Government Forum Management and Workforce Monitor This month, we cover the latest thinking on remote working, a payroll hack at the UK’s Ministry of Defence, […]
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Size of Canadian public service likely to grow despite 5,000 job cut target | Net zero ‘weaponised in culture wars’, climate watchdog warns: news in brief

Global Government Forum’s weekly news roundup of public service intelligence Size of Canadian public service likely to grow despite 5,000 job cut target The size of the Canadian public service […]
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Evidence-based action: the key tools governments can use to tackle the gender pay gap

The gender pay gap in the public sector – and wider society – is a persistent problem. At a GGF webinar, experts from different governments around the world shared thoughts […]

AI could automate 84% of repetitive service transactions across government, UK half way to net zero: news in brief

Global Government Forum’s weekly news roundup of public service intelligence AI could help automate around 84% of repetitive service transactions across government A recent report from The Alan Turing Institute […]

Relocation and a representative civil service: Five minutes with Corin Robertson from the UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office

Corin Robertson, director general, finance and corporate, at the UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, discusses making the civil service more geographically diverse, career advice, and lessons from international partners. […]

UK urged to create ‘Department for the Civil Service’ | US government expands apprenticeships | Milestone public service reform in South Africa

The latest management and workforce developments in government Hello and welcome to a new Global Government Forum newsletter looking at the latest management and workforce developments in governments around the […]

Changing the narrative on civil service careers: Five minutes with Fiona Ryland, the UK government’s chief people officer

Fiona Ryland, the UK government’s chief people officer, discusses opportunities in the civil service as well as key projects she’s working on related to skills, learning, and AI in recruitment. […]
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Canada’s public sector beating private sector on narrowing the gender wage gap, report finds

Canada’s public sector gender pay gap is half that of the private sector, according to a new report from research institute the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA), which also […]

History has been made, paving the way for major public service reform in South Africa

The Public Service Amendment Bill, which cleared a major legislative hurdle last week, stands to be one of the most important reforms in South African government since 1994, says Ivor […]