Civil Service Health and Wellbeing Champion Jonathan Jones highlights a new toolkit of information and advice available to civil servants to support their wellbeing and mental health through the coronavirus pandemic.
In the Year of Inclusion, Government Chief People Officer Rupert McNeil looks at progress towards making the Civil Service a great place to work for carers.
Daron Walker, Health & Wellbeing Champion at BEIS, looks at how different departments marked Time to Talk Day, an annual event to encourage us to talk about our mental health.
Brian Stanislas talks to Ian Shepherd about his job share at the Department for International Trade and how it helps him to enjoy his other interests and enthusiasms.
Joanne Billan introduces the new career framework for government security professionals.
Defra has joined forces with charity Keep Britain Tidy and corporate partners in a campaign to change attitudes to littering among young people.
To mark National Apprenticeship Week, we asked current and former Government Communication Service apprentices in departments across government to reflect on their experiences and career journey to date.
Nominations for the Smarter Working Live 2020 awards are now open. Past winners tell us what winning has meant for their organisations, and have some tips on making an effective application.
For National Apprenticeship Week, we asked two colleagues, Natasa and Marcel, what attracted them to an apprenticeship in the Government Property Profession, and what they are getting out of it.
The second in a series of blogs for the Civil Service Year of Inclusion where we ask colleagues from across the UK for their personal view of what inclusion means in practice.
Rob Neil believes that increasing cultural intelligence can help individuals identify their biases and create effective strategies for managing them.
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