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HMRC have today announced that approval has been given to the business for pay and contract reform.
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Unfortunately, we have now heard that the Supreme Court has refused permission to appeal. There is no requirement for the Supreme Court to give reasons for the decision to refuse permission to appeal, nor any right to review this application. We are also not able to progress this appeal any further e.g. European Court of Justice. Therefore this case and challenge has to now come to a close.
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From Brexit, tax, how the department has responded to Covid challenges, equality, why trade unions are important, fixing structural issues on pay for staff to other challenges the dept is facing and addressing.
@JimHarraHMRC on all things HMRC.
https://www.fda.org.uk/home/Newsandmedia/Features/Interview-with-Jim-Harra-HMRC.aspx
Mae hyn mewn gwirionedd yn gic yn y dannedd i weision sifil sydd wedi gweithio'n ddiflino wrth ddylunio a gweithredu cynlluniau ffyrlo, prosesu ceisiadau Credyd Cynhwysol a llawer mwy yn ystod yr argyfwng hyn https://twitter.com/ARC_Union/status/1331612470344081410
This really is a kick in the teeth for civil servants who have worked tirelessly by designing and implementing furlough schemes, processing record Universal Credit applications, keeping the criminal justice system running as well as many others public services during this crisis. https://twitter.com/fdagensec/status/1331604395797123072
Appalling but not surprising. Abuse of power is blind to gender, grade or height. The Home Secretary - one of the most powerful ministers in the country - was found to have shouted and sworn at civil servants, which may have included junior members of staff. There are no excuses. https://twitter.com/Telegraph/status/1331491011944734725
"It does beggar belief that a woman who is barely more than 5ft tall managed to terrorise all those 6ft 3in public school mandarins," writes @allisonpearson https://www.telegraph.co.uk/women/politics/priti-patel-demoted-bullyingthen-democracy/?utm_content=telegraph&utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=Echobox&utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1606253027
This really is a kick in the teeth for civil servants who have worked tirelessly by designing and implementing furlough schemes, processing record Universal Credit applications, keeping the criminal justice system running as well as many others public services during this crisis.
To govern is to choose. Hundreds of millions wasted in PPE procurement, yet a pay freeze for those at the forefront of responding to the pandemic. Public sector pay is still lower in real terms than in 2010. https://twitter.com/SkyNews/status/1331589465169604608
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