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Finance Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald MLA has announced a pay offer which would see the majority of civil servants receive a 5% consolidated increase plus a one-off £1,500 non-consolidated payment. Dr Archibald MLA said: “I hope staff will look favourably on the offer and that unions’ consultation with their members will proceed as swiftly as possible so we can get pay to staff as soon as practicable."placeholder image

'Civil servants have been waiting some time for their 2023 pay award'

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Derry businesswomen and designers recognised at this year's Women's Awards

Former head of the Home Civil Service Lord Bob Kerslake has died. (Photo by Tayfun Salci/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images)placeholder image

Former head of the civil service, Lord Kerslake dies aged 68

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Civil Service to vote on strike action over pay

April will see strike action affect everything from rail service to civil and public services.placeholder image

Full list of strikes coming up in April 2023

The all-out strike in April will see over 130,000 civil and public sector workers walk out. placeholder image

Over 130,000 civil and public servants to walk out on strike in April

Aidan O’Kane, President of the Londonderry Chamber of Commerce; Damien Gallagher, Executive Director of Engineering, Seagate Technology; Jayne Brady, Head of the Civil Service NI; Gordon Milligan, Chair of the IoD NI; and Anna Doherty, Interim Chief Executive of the Londonderry Chamber of Commerce.placeholder image

Jayne Brady urged to deliver A5 and at Magee but cost-of-living is main priority

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Jayne Brady hails AMP investment in Ebrington as example of ‘private sector comm...

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Civil service regularly under cyber attack, Finance Minister Conor Murphy confir...

Loughs Agency staff at the NIPSA rally held in the City Hotel Recently. From left Gillian Simpson, Declan Lawlor, Andrew Sides, Michael Crosgrove, Ciaran McGonigle and Rachel Scott. DER3019GS-064placeholder image

Notion of Civil Service cushy, well paid jobs a total myth - NIPSA

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Civil servants to strike in Derry tomorrow

PACEMAKER BELFAST 20/01/2017 Retired High Court judge Sir Anthony Hart published his long awaited report into HistoricalInstitutional Abuse in Northern Ireland. The report looked into allegations of child abuse in children's homes and other residential institutions in Northern Ireland between 1922 to 1995. Some of those who gave evidence to the inquiry will travel to Belfast from different parts of Northern Ireland to hear the conclusions. Photo Credit: Colm Lenaghan/Pacemaker Pressplaceholder image

Chair of abuse inquiry Sir Anthony Hart dies

Jim McCauley with his late wife Cathy, here pictured in 2015 at the Derry Journal People of the Year Awards.placeholder image

'˜The stress took it's toll on Cathy's health'

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No plans to redeploy Inland Revenue staff

Sinn Fein representatives meeting with the Head of the Civil Service in the north David Sterling, the Chief Executive of Derry & Strabane Council John Kelpie and Ulster University representatives to discuss Medical School.placeholder image

Magee Medical School meeting

A Sinn Féin delegation has met with the Head of the Civil Service to seek assurances that the project to deliver a medical school at Magee University remains on track.

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Civil Service sickness levels worst in five years

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Derry flood victims cannot be second class citizens

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Council may pay £5k a year to liberateart and get it on public display here

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ATHLETICS: Foyle Valley squads have ANI Cross Country titles in sights at Stormo...

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