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Civil Service Jobs users report portal problems

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Users in the United Kingdom are reporting problems with Civil Service Jobs.

The most common issue selected was “Portal not loading.”

In the last 24 hours: 48 reported the service as down; 4 reported errors.

In the last 30 minutes, 15 reports were filed.

Automated checks currently show status: ok (secondary to user reports).

Reports over time

Peak of 16 reports in 15 minutes around 11:00 EST. 48 reports shown from 10:30 to 12:07 EST.

What users reported

In the last 30 minutes we counted 15 user reports (52 over 24 hours), most often “Portal down”. These are voluntary user submissions — not an official statement from Civil Service Jobs.

  • Reported down48
  • Reported errors4

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Outage briefs on DownRightNow News are generated from user-submitted reports on DownRightNow. They are not official outage notices from Civil Service Jobs, and they may not reflect every region or device. For the fullest live picture — reports, troubleshooting, and alternatives — use the status page.

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