Civil Service Live: London - pictures and social round-up
...Centre. Highlights included welcome messages from Sir Bob Kerslake on day 1 and Deputy Prime Minister Rt Hon Nick Clegg who opened the second day of the event. Once again...
...Centre. Highlights included welcome messages from Sir Bob Kerslake on day 1 and Deputy Prime Minister Rt Hon Nick Clegg who opened the second day of the event. Once again...
...Liz Ditchburn, Director of Policy at the Department for International Development (DFID), and John O’Brien, Director of Safeguarding at the Home Office talk about the background to Girl Summit, and...
...themselves or others forward for consideration in this year’s awards. Good luck! Una O’Brien, Permanent Secretary at the Department of Health, Civil Service Awards Champion and Judge at Civil Service...
...revealed. It was a really nice surprise! It was a privilege to be invited to attend the ceremony in London and I was very pleased with how much my work...
...how or even why you should nominate, Sir Bob has taken to camera on his blog to encourage us all to get involved this year. There's plenty of choice this...
Over 1700 delegates turned up to St James' Park in Newcastle (3 July 2014) for our third - and biggest - learning event so far. Once again the day featured...
...Breast Cancer, which was part of the Detecting Cancer Early programme of social marketing work. As a result of the campaign 21,000 women consulted their GP with breast cancer symptoms...
...Away from Civil Service Live, civil servants were out and about in force. The Civil Service Diversity and Inclusion Team won the 'Overall Award for Public Sector Employer of the...
...looking: to ensure employment structures do not hinder opportunities. For job sharing for example cost of employing 1.2 people should not be a deciding factor at recruitment policies and ensuring...
...networks. We had staff join us from right across the UK, from the south west and Wales to the north east. Find out more about the day, including some of...
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