US EditionStarmer to Announce Cuts to ‘Flabby’ Red Tape in Whitehall and Use AI to Replace Some Civil Service Work
- Starmer aims to save £100 million by increasing civil servant salaries without staff cuts, enhancing skills in the civil service for more efficient government delivery.
- Starmer emphasized the need for maximum efficiency in the civil service, noting it has grown by 130,000 since the referendum without improving frontline services.
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Keir Starmer’s civil service reforms: what is mission-led government and why is it so hard to achieve?
All governments, it seems, are destined to go to war with Whitehall. The administration of Keir Starmer has been in power only nine months, but there are clear indications ministers are frustrated and dissatisfied with civil service performance. They have so far avoided the temptation to publicly vilify Whitehall officials for the government’s inability to deliver rapid progress. There is no repeat of the rhetoric that a hard rain is about to fa…
The British Prime Minister uses the serious foreign policy situation as a lever to advance domestic reforms. With the help of AI, Keir Starmer wants to modernise the crippling administration of the Kingdom.
The UK intends to bring artificial intelligence to the public administration with a plan that will save more than 45 billion pounds. Workers claim that the proposal appears to have been drafted by ChatGPT.
Keir Starmer plans to reshape Britain's ‘flabby’ state. But don’t compare him to Elon Musk
Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer has won praise for his efforts to marshal international support for Ukraine as President Donald Trump’s economic and foreign policies roil the world. Now he’s hoping to translate that into success on a troubled home…
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Keir Starmer plans to reshape the Britain's ‘flabby’ state. But don’t compare him to Elon Musk
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Keir Starmer plans to reshape the Britain's 'flabby' state. But don't compare him to Elon Musk
Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer has won praise for his efforts to marshal international support for Ukraine as President Donald Trump's and foreign policies roil the world. Now he's hoping to translate that into success on a troubled home front.
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