...properly. Open week The independent Civil Service Commission, which I chair, has a key role in helping to promote the code, and hearing appeals made under it. We work with...
When the government launched a state scheme providing free period products in English schools and colleges, it not only helped tackle period poverty, but broke the stigma and raised awareness...
...to watch out for: Myth 1 - The Civil Service Code doesn’t apply online Remember, the same high levels of propriety are expected of civil servants online as they are...
...together. Teaching Children to Code We arranged a visit from 6 11-year olds from Netley Primary School in Camden, who took part in a BBC-led coding session involving a Dr....
...and development for our 14,000 staff – from Outer Mongolia to New York City! These principles are supported by our ‘Good Line Management’ campaign. This recognises that given the demands...
...many countries that make up the ESEA region? These include Brunei, Burma (Myanmar), Cambodia, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Laos, Macau, Malaysia, Mongolia, North Korea, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand,...
...declared: “So, it also marks the beginning of that free association of independent states which is now known as the Commonwealth of Nations.” Other early landmarks in development of the...
...will have a higher per person income than China does today. Nearly 90% will have a higher income than India does today.” “By 2035, there will be almost no poor...
...only more intense. China and India between them are forecast to produce more than 60% of all STEM graduates (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) among G20 nations by 2030; Europe...
...member countries. We also heard examples of new and interesting work on ageing in Japan, India, Iran, South Korea and the UK. Working across different countries and time zones is...
