Sir Jeremy Heywood discusses what civil servants at all grades can do to improve their commercial skills.
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.
Lin Homer, Permanent Secretary at HMRC, talks about sickness absence in the Civil Service and what we are doing to reduce the number of average number of working days lost due to sickness.
Jon Thompson, Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of Defence thanks those civil servants who have contributed to the leadership consultation and gives his own personal thoughts on leadership at the Ministry of Defence.
Sir Jeremy talks about the Red Tape Challenge, and highlights the key achievements to date and the important work that DEFRA is doing on this agenda.
Jonathan Jones, Treasury Solicitor, discusses the importance of diversity in the Government Legal Service.
With only a few days left to take part, Sir Jeremy explains why the survey is such an important tool to help improve our working lives.
Mark Lowcock, Permanent Secretary at the Department for International Development, discusses the role of digital in the Civil Service.
Una O'Brien, Permanent Secretary at the Department of Health and Civil Service Awards Champion congratulates those who have been shortlisted for a Civil Service Award.
Sir Jeremy Heywood, Cabinet Secretary and Head of the Civil Service announces the sixth edition of Civil Service Quarterly. He highlights the key articles in this edition and thanks authors and the editorial board for their hard work on this edition.
