...Running from Monday 30 November until Friday 4 December, there are a wide-range of events including: Tim Whittaker from the Charity for Civil Servants will talk about the ‘carer’s passport’...
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.
There is a right way and a wrong way of working with local partners to reform public services. Anton Draper of the Public Service Transformation Network discusses the dos and don'ts.
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.
Civil Service Shadow Board member Elkie Symes, from the Department of Health, illuminates how the shadow body influences the deliberations of the Civil Service Board itself.
In our latest interview around the Leadership Statement, Thomas Cleaver talks about his work with the People's Forum at UK Visas & Immigration to improve leadership and address the results of the People Survey.
To mark Parliament Week, Second Parliamentary Counsel David Cook explains the crucial role of teamwork by civil servants in helping bills to and through Parliament.
...of how they may characterise themselves. This meeting led to the first Transgender Day of Remembrance event in the Castro district of San Francisco. Every year since then, 20 November...
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.
