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Civil Service People Survey

Inquiry

Every year, Civil Servants across more than 100 Government Departments, bodies, agencies etc. are surveyed in the annual ‘People Survey’ on a range of topics, including employee engagement, wellbeing, remuneration and career prospects, bullying and harassment, and more.

This inquiry will examine how the data is used by the Cabinet Office and by individual Departments, and to what end.

This inquiry is no longer accepting evidence

The deadline for submissions was 12:00am on 31 August 2022.

Upcoming events

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Past events

Thursday 18 May 2023
10:00am Public
Civil Service People Survey - Oral evidence 18 May 2023
10:00am
  • Alex Chisholm (Chief Operating Officer for the Civil Service and Permanent Secretary at Cabinet Office)
  • Fiona Ryland (Government Chief People Officer at Civil Service)
  • Dr Claudia Roscini (Head of the Civil Service People Survey Team at Cabinet Office)
Room 8, Palace of Westminster
Tuesday 7 March 2023
10:00am Public
Civil Service People Survey - Oral evidence 7 March 2023
10:00am
  • Rhys Clyne (Senior Researcher at Institute for Government)
  • Alex Thomas (Programme Director at Institute for Government)
11:00am
  • John Moloney (Assistant General Secretary at Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS))
  • Amy Leversidge (Assistant General Secretary at The FDA Trade Union)
Room 16, Palace of Westminster
Thursday 20 October 2022
2:00pm Public
Civil Service People Survey - Oral evidence 20 October 2022
2:00pm
  • Sarah Henry (Director for Methodology and Quality at Office for National Statistics)
  • Peter Lynn (Director at Institute for Social and Economic Research, University of Essex)
The Grimond Room, Portcullis House

Contact us

We receive a significant number of emails each day. All requests and invitations are considered but we do not respond directly to everyone. Please be aware, the committee does not look at individual cases or specific complaints.

  • Email: pacac@parliament.uk
  • Address: Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee, House of Commons, London SW1A 0AA