Post-TAP Launch: Challenge, Change, Champion!
...extra pressure. I have tried to support women personally and promote gender issues generally, though, ironically, I never saw myself as a role model until I left the Treasury in...
Sue Owen retired from the Civil Service in April 2019.
Sue was the Permanent Secretary for the Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS) and the Civil Service Diversity & Inclusion Champion and LGB&TI Champion.
...extra pressure. I have tried to support women personally and promote gender issues generally, though, ironically, I never saw myself as a role model until I left the Treasury in...
Sue Owen reflects on Civil Service celebrations of LGBT History Month, how far we have come and how much remains to be done to show those thinking of joining that the Civil Service is an inclusive employer
...as we work to promote health and wellbeing, which can increase productivity, and help to manage sickness and reduce staff absence in the workplace. Even something as simple as the...
Civil Service LGB&T champion Sue Owen talks about the recent Stonewall Top 100 Employers List, and the ways we're trying to support our staff.
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