Transforming the way we work
What does 'transforming the way we work' mean to civil servants? The Smarter Working team shine a light on their work of the last 18 months.
Smarter working
Right across government we are changing our understanding of how people and organisations work, the work itself, about how and where it is best done. Under the The Way We Work (or TW3 for short) – a game changer programme for Civil Service Reform – we are witnessing a quiet revolution in how civil servants work.
Over coming months, blogs will feature perspectives and insights on a Civil Service that embraces a culture of Smart Working.
Where do I put my cornflakes?
Picture credit: Justin Pinkney under Creative Commons People think smarter working is all about hot-desking and wonder where they'll keep their morning cornflakes, but it’s not really about that. Or...
Workplace transformation: rethinking the connection between work and place
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...Guide to Smart Working in Government released in 2014. In the Cabinet Office’s The Way We Work programme (TW3) modern workplaces are matched with mobile technology and simplified security to...
A paper-free existence in the Crown Prosecution Service
Anyone going into any courtroom three years ago would have seen prosecutors with a stack of files on the bench, and similarly the shelves in our offices were piled high with paper case files. This is changing – every day thousands of cases are being prepared and presented digitally by prosecutors in courts across England and Wales.