Alex Chisholm and Rebecca Sudworth, Civil Service Permanent Secretary Lead and Deputy Lead for Carers, acknowledge the contribution of all our civil servant carers. Today is Carers’ Rights Day which provides a welcome opportunity to recognise the contribution of our carers. Around a fifth …
Today we published the shortlists for all 16 categories in the 11th Civil Service Awards. So it’s a great pleasure, as Civil Service Awards Champion, to be able to congratulate all of those who have been shortlisted, including the winners …
The shortlist for the Civil Service Awards has been announced. Here are the details.
The 2016 People Survey closes next Monday 31 October. With one week to go, 210,052 of you (49%) have completed the survey. We would encourage those of you that haven’t completed the survey to do so. If you have completed …
Fast Streamer Elizabeth Yentumi leads a discussion with Civil Service Race Champion Richard Heaton and Rob Neil, Chair of the Civil Service Race Forum.
Jeremy Heywood says we all need to build on work that already exemplifies A Brilliant Civil Service; and he plans to introduce a monthly award to recognise great examples of the vision in action.
Sir Derek Jones looks back on his four decades in the Civil Service and the changes he's seen.
Melanie Dawes encourages civil servants to explore the history of their department or agency – for lessons to learn and lessons that we must not forget.
John Manzoni writes about creating a culture in the Civil Service where people feel empowered to raise concerns when they feel that something is wrong.
If you're a parent of teenagers, what will they be doing this half-term? Two civil servants have a tip for you - and them.
After Rupert McNeil blogged about getting a Workplace Adjustment Passport, civil servants came forward with their own stories. Among the first was Lynsey Murray.
