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Greater than 1,000 Cupboard Workplace jobs to be axed in bid to avoid wasting £100m by 2028

By Editorial Board Published April 10, 2025 5 Min Read
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Greater than 1,000 Cupboard Workplace jobs to be axed in bid to avoid wasting £100m by 2028

Greater than a thousand jobs are being axed at a key authorities division in a transfer officers say will assist ship value financial savings of over £100m over the three years.

Roughly 1,200 full-time jobs will probably be eliminated within the Cupboard Workplace by means of voluntary and mutually agreed exits and thru not changing some employees members who depart, whereas an extra 900 roles will probably be moved to different departments.

The adjustments will outcome within the headcount of the Cupboard Workplace – the division headed by one in every of Sir Keir Starmer’s closest allies, Pat McFadden – lowering by a 3rd.

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The Cupboard Workplace is chargeable for supporting the prime minister and guaranteeing the federal government runs successfully.

Nevertheless, there have been issues in regards to the improve within the dimension of the division following Brexit and the COVID pandemic.

The cuts type a part of a wider authorities agenda to streamline the civil service and the scale of the British state, which the prime minister criticised as “weaker than it has ever been” in a speech the place he additionally introduced he was scrapping NHS England, the executive physique that runs the well being service.

Voluntary exit schemes differ from voluntary redundancy schemes in that they provide departments extra flexibility across the phrases supplied to departing employees.

Others, together with the Division for Well being and Social Care and the Ministry of Housing and Native Authorities, have but to start out schemes, however it’s anticipated they quickly will.

Cupboard Workplace employees had been knowledgeable by Catherine Little, the everlasting secretary, that the adjustments had been being delivered to make the division smaller and extra strategic and specialist in its method.

A Cupboard Workplace supply stated: “Leading by example, we are creating a leaner and more focused Cabinet Office that will drive work to reshape the state and deliver our plan for change.

“This authorities will goal sources at frontline providers – with extra lecturers in school rooms, additional hospital appointments and police again on the beat.”

Since launching its voluntary exit scheme in January, the Cupboard Workplace has accepted 500 purposes – 100 greater than it was initially concentrating on.

It comes on prime of the 900 individuals who have already moved out of the division, together with the switch of the federal government digital service to the Division for Science, Innovation and Expertise.

The division hopes that using AI and expertise and different restructuring reforms will create financial savings of greater than £110m by 2028.

Lucy Thirlby, the assistant common secretary of the FDA union, which represents civil servants, stated the sector was “desperate for reform” however warned that reducing Cupboard Workplace headcount by a 3rd would impinge on the federal government’s potential to ship insurance policies.

“The Cabinet Office is instrumental in coordinating cross-government work. Cutting a third of the core department will impact the delivery of the government’s own agenda, including their ‘plan for change’.

“Ministers will now must be trustworthy about what the federal government will cease doing on account of these cuts.”

Her concerns were echoed by Mike Clancy, general secretary of the Prospect trade union, who said: “The Cupboard Workplace has an essential function to play working the equipment of presidency, driving effectivity and reform, and guaranteeing different departments are absolutely aligned with and capable of ship the federal government’s missions.

“Blunt cuts of this scale will make it harder to play that role and could impact on delivery across government.”

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