Can you hack it? Join us at Civil Service Live London!
If you're going to Civil Service Live London on Monday or Tuesday, you could help shape the way Civil Service Learning works. John Fitzpatrick looks forward to a hack day with a difference.
Russell Barnes
Civil Service Live 2015: Edinburgh round-up
The big message to come out of our first #CivilServiceLive trip to Scotland was we're one big family and we can learn plenty from each other. Here's what happened from a sunny Murrayfield.
Civil Service Awards 2015 shortlist announced
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Sir Jeremy Heywood, Cabinet Secretary and Head of the Civil Service and Russell Barnes, Posted on:
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Civil Service Leaders, Our Civil Service
Sir Jeremy hails all the nominees on the shortlist for this year's Civil Service Awards, which are a showcase for the amazing work taking place in the service.
Devolution isn't new and it's relevant to us all
For civil servants, understanding devolution means needing to think less about the world of Whitehall and more about the world outside, says Richard Cornish.
Where we're going with diversity and inclusion
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Civil Service Leaders, Diversity and inclusion
Inspired by our first official engagement with National Inclusion Week, Sir Jeremy looks at the task ahead for us to become the UK's most diverse employer.
Positive Action Pathways: levelling the playing field
Subvert the bias! Anne Burt from DVSA talks about how the Positive Action Pathway scheme is helping her progress to Band A - and how it can help you.
See what happened at Civil Service Live Bristol
With the GCHQ band and the GCS Comms Hub in full flow and both Sir Jeremy Heywood and John Manzoni presenting, the South West and Wales leg of Civil Service Live 2015 went with a bang - we were even trending on Twitter!
No ordinary careers: Why Tom joined the Civil Service
From working on EU Fisheries cases to working on legislation on the importation of coal, Tom Donnelly, a trainee lawyer with the Government Legal Department, discovered there are no ordinary careers in the Civil Service.
An objective point of view…
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Sue Owen, DCMS Permanent Secretary, and Civil Service LGB&TI Champion and Russell Barnes, Posted on:
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Civil Service Leaders, Diversity and inclusion
Sue Owen explains the importance of the newly published Permanent Secretary diversity and inclusion objectives to making us a truly inclusive organisation representative of modern Britain.
No ordinary careers: Why Laura joined the Civil Service
From climbing scaffolding to presenting in court, HSE's Laura Moran discovered there are no ordinary careers when she joined the Civil Service.