...some degree unspoken; there was a sense of one generation passing the values and traditions of the service down, but they were not always overtly discussed. The Civil Service Code,...
...planning for the Department for Health and Social Care. I now work directly with EDS Directors, supporting them with sudden PM meetings, recruitment and any unit-wide activity. There’s no typical...
...family and travel at short notice is essential if you want to work as a career diplomat. It is a coveted role. A big part of the job involves representing...
...professional stakeholders. Beware that mentioning “views are my own, not my organisation” on your Twitter biography is no defence against tweeting something inappropriate. You can follow the Civil Service twitter...
...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....
...Afghan families to find their own accommodation without losing wider integration support from councils. We’re now working with councils and Afghan families to give them the right support and information...
...Code, to make clear the behaviours we can expect from each other, and that certain behaviours will not be tolerated. Online survey As usual, we are engaging with the trade...
...event nearest you, so why not do it now? New sessions added Civil Service Live is the biggest single learning and development opportunity of the year for civil servants, and...
...built. The world of work is changing. People no longer need be tied to the desk - we can work smarter than that, in a way that saves money on...
...not the 21st.. It was about making flexibility the norm, not the exception. One key principle was pretty simple: work is really about what you do and not where you...
