HMRC finally seeks replacement for CDIO Mark Dearnley with £180,000 salary on offer

Sooraj Shah
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HMRC is looking for a CDIO several months after Mark Dearnley left the department
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HMRC is looking for a CDIO several months after Mark Dearnley left the department

The HMRC CDIO will lead a 2,200 strong department and manage a budget of more than £800m

HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is finally looking to hire a chief digital and information officer to replace Mark Dearnley, who left the organisation at the end of last year. HMRC is offering a salary...

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