John Manzoni addresses some of the questions raised by civil servants responding to his recent blog post on the introduction of name-blind recruitment across the Civil Service.
...Europe and North America suffer from violence. The Government, led by colleagues in the Home Office, has responded to this by embedding VAWG as ‘everyone’s business’ across agencies, professions and...
Jeremy Heywood, John Manzoni and Nicholas Macpherson explain how the Spending Review will affect civil servants.
In a guest blog, First Civil Service Commissioner Sir David Normington talks about the Civil Service Code and a 'virtual open week' to promote the work of the Civil Service Commission, which upholds its values.
As chair of the Civil Service Talent Board, Department of Health Permanent Secretary Una O'Brien updates us on initiatives to attract gifted people, regardless of background, to Civil Service talent schemes.
With the 2015 People Survey showing DCMS in the top four departments for staff engagement, Permanent Secretary Sue Owen looks at what the department has been doing to improve its standing.
Sir Jeremy Heywood looks at the results of the 2015 Civil Service People Survey and where we need to improve.
Minister for Civil Society Rob Wilson encourages us to support #GivingTuesday and considers all the ways we can get involved in giving and volunteering.
MOD Permanent Secretary Jon Thompson writes about the Armed Forces Covenant, and how the nation supports its serving armed forces and veterans.
Mark Lowcock looks at how the Civil Service is becoming more productive and improving services in ways that make a positive difference to people's lives.
