Civil servants told to deliver or leave as Labour overhauls Whitehall

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The British government has announced the reforms to make it easier to civil servants, as they are making stronger performance for high-ranking officials as part of plans to shaken in Spitash.

The Minister of Government’s Office Tiber said that Whitehall “did not coincide” and promised that the ministers “transforming the state to people.”

The highest paid mandarins at the top of the civil service will face more strict performance, for which they are under the short term, taking six months to get rid of work with programs.

McFadden also monitors the establishment of “mutually agreed outs” in the departments, a process to make undercover officials that their work hopes will make it easier to remove officials.

Reforms will come to a new payment system for performance to award prominent officials who are responsible for delivering five government missions.

McFadden runs renovation of civilian employment rules when US Federal Bureaucracy attacked by Donald Trump administration, in particular, his so-called Department of Government Efficiency Nationwear by Elon Musk.

“Radical” reforms of the work “are our intense to explode in terms of the results for the society,” McFadden said to the BBC On Sunday Laura KuensbergAdding: “It is not an ideological approach to postpone the state.”

He also announced that there would be a major reduction in Whitehall, as the Government Office said that the 15,000 additional staff has joined the civil service since the end of 2023.

McFadden has not set a specific target to reduce jobs but financial times The first was revealed In December, the government looked at more than 10,000 job cuts on civil service.

“I think the central civil service and can become smaller,” McFadden said to the BBC. “I want to see more civil servants working outside London, where I think the state can get better value for money.”

McFadden is also a new target for 10 civil servants to work in data or digital roles to work until 2030, in line with the public sector.

The transfer will be sent through learning and the training of existing civil servants, according to the office of the Cabinet.

McFadden’s comments on Thursday spoke about the effectiveness of Prime Minister Sir Keyir Starters on efficiency in the public sector. Stepper called on the state to renovate its five missions, which are economic growth, improving the NHS, resolving the crime, removing “as much as possible.”

The Civil Service unions responded frustratedly about the reform package. Dave Penman, the Secretary General of the FDA Union, says that the work was repeating the “story of the previous conservative governments in the Senior Civil Service.”

He said that the government should address the interest rates of uncompetitive payments, which can see the salaries of senior civil servants in the middle of their private sector equivalents, “instead” for more than two decades.

The ministers must create “realistic priorities” for the government, not to ask recordings about “more less than shipping”, Penman said.