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Payouts for departing civil servants capped at £95,000 under voluntary exit scheme

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The most senior and long-serving civil servants could be offered a maximum of £95,000 to quit their jobs as part of a government efficiency drive.

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Payouts for departing civil servants capped at £95,000 under voluntary exit scheme

Departing staff will be offered the maximum amount as the government looks to reduce department headcount in a bid to cut costs.

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Civil servants offered £95k to quit in Musk-style crackdown

Thousands could step down as scheme rolled out across Whitehall to reduce waste

·London, United Kingdom
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Cash To Quit: Civil Servants Offered £95k In Labour’s Whitehall Slimdown

Thousands of civil servants across Whitehall are being offered voluntary redundancy packages worth up to £95,000 as part of Labour’s drive to reduce government costs.The move echoes recent efforts in the US, where billionaire Elon Musk is spearheading a similar efficiency scheme under Donald Trump’s presidency.A series of “voluntary exit schemes” have been launched across key government departments, backed by an additional £150 million in Treasu…

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Payouts For Departing Civil Servants Capped At £95,000 Under Voluntary Exit Scheme - Great Yorkshire Radio

Sky News reported last week that several government departments had started voluntary exit schemes for staff in a bid to make savings, including the Department for Environment and Rural Affairs, the Foreign Office and the Cabinet Office. The Department for Health and Social Care and the Ministry of Housing and Local Government have yet to start schemes but it is expected they will, with the former already set to lose staff following the abolitio…

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The Telegraph broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.
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