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An international guide to managing public sector fraud
Today's publication of an international guide to managing public sector fraud shows the UK driving its innovative work in this area not only at home but with its global partners.
professions
Building our counter fraud capability with a new profession
John Manzoni explains why the creation of a Government Counter Fraud Profession (launched today) is so important to an efficiently operating Civil Service.
5 things to know about fraud - and why we’re launching a counter fraud profession
What are the top five things you need to know about fraud, its threat to the public sector, and the role you can play in fighting it?
A new way to explore careers across the Civil Service
Jo Rodrigues talks about the wide-ranging opportunities available on the new Civil Service careers website.
Launching a new Counter Fraud Profession
Demonstrating its commitment to protecting public services and fighting economic crime, the Government is launching a new Counter Fraud profession. John Manzoni, Chief Executive of the Civil Service, explains why this is necessary.
We are all scientists
Dr Patrick Vallance, the new Government Chief Scientific Adviser and Head of the Government Science and Engineering Profession, reflects on his early months in the post and on the role of science in government.
Protecting the public purse
Lesley Hume, head of the Fraud, Error & Debt team in Cabinet Office, explains how we can all help to counter fraud and safeguard taxpayers' money.
Shaping the future of the Civil Service
Civil Service Chief People Officer Rupert McNeil considers some of the factors that will form the future leaders of the organisation.
Calling central government buyers: Emma can help you meet your target
Emma Jones, Small Business Crown Representative, offers her support for government buyers looking to increase procurement from small businesses.
Strengthening the "glue" of government
Chief Executive of the Civil Service John Manzoni highlights the Government Communication Service to illustrate the development of cross-government functions - the "glue" of government.