Why I wear the White Ribbon – and why it should matter to all of us - guest blog from Sir Derek Jones
Guest blog from Sir Derek Jones, Permanent Secretary of the Welsh Government, outlines why he is supporting White Ribbon Day.
Civil Service Leaders
What Works initiative
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Sir Jeremy Heywood, Cabinet Secretary and Head of the Civil Service, Posted on:
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Better policymaking, Civil Service Leaders
Sir Jeremy Heywood highlights the What Work Network's key achievements to date and outlines 3 actions he would like policy-making civil servants to take.
Business Disability Forum: Managing difficult conversations
Lin Homer, Permanent Secretary at HMRC, gives her personal reflections on managing difficult conversations following the publication guidance on this issue by the Business Disability Forum.
Growing Gender Diversity : Our journey in BIS - guest blog from Martin Donnelly
Guest blog from Martin Donnelly, Permanent Secretary at the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, who discusses the progress his department are making in gender diversity.
The Civil Service Awards
Una O'Brien discusses the highlights from this year's Civil Service Awards and thanks those who helped make the Awards a success.
The People Survey – your views and the results that count
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Civil Service Leaders
Sir Jeremy Heywood thanks civil servants for taking part in the People Survey and discusses the results.
BME, disabled or LGB&T? Help shape the policies that will affect you
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Civil Service Leaders, Diversity and inclusion
Talent Action Plan is only the first piece in the jigsaw, now it's your chance to influence the next steps of the policy. Sir Jeremy encourages us all to get involved.
We shall remember them
Sir Nicholas Macpherson, Permanent Secretary at HM Treasury talks about the important role the Civil Service played in the First World War.
How do you rate your commercial skills?
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Civil Service Leaders, Civil Service Learning, Commercial skills
Sir Jeremy Heywood discusses what civil servants at all grades can do to improve their commercial skills.
International impact in a domestic department
Mark Sedwill, Permanent Secretary of the Home Office explains why we should think differently about overseas work, and how it can impact on the UK.