This year the Civil Service Working Through Cancer Network will show support for World Cancer Day on 4 February by focusing our events on the unique human story behind every cancer diagnosis, and how by uniting we are stronger and …
To mark Time to Talk Day, Philip Rutnam introduces Emil Levendoğlu's personal account of how he came to open up to others about his mental health.
If you have a mental health concern, to mark Time to Talk Day Jonathan Jones discusses why it's so important to talk about it and suggests ways to share how you feel and get the support you may need.
Government Communication Service apprentice Hyo Adams explains how a Civil Service apprenticeship gave him a new chance for a career.
Three months into the role, Head of the Crown Prosecution Service Max Hill sets out his top priorities, including supporting career and skills development for its people.
Richard Graham charts the background to the Smarter Working initiative in the Civil Service and highlights the deadline for nominations for the 2019 Smarter Working Awards.
Clare Moriarty explains why it's important to keep the Holocaust in our minds through events like Holocaust Memorial Day and by listening to those who lived through it while they are still with us.
Chief People Officer Rupert McNeil sets out how the Civil Service is increasing its flexible working offer and introduces Michele's flexible working story.
This instalment in the series focuses on the experience of two civil servants with non-visible autoimmune conditions.
The award-winning Team Chaffinch, the team behind the A-Z to Better Wellbeing toolkit, suggest some quick and easy ways to take care of your wellbeing in 2019.
Civil Service Local's Academy programme gives civil servants around the country the opportunity to develop the confidence, contacts and skills they need to progress in their careers.
