Jessica Crawley and Jasmine Hussain joined the DfE because they believed in its power to change lives — and now they’re seeing that in action, helping to build and expand 3,000 nurseries across England's schools. Let them tell you how …
Do you know what the People Board is and what it does? The board's new chair, Melanie Dawes, lifts the lid.
Do you know an individual or team you believe should be recognised for championing difference? Rupert McNeil encourages nominations for the tenth anniversary Civil Service Diversity & Inclusion Awards.
Natalie Ceeney has been appointed the Civil Service's Health and Well-being Champion. She talks about the benefits to our physical and mental health of supporting the 'whole self' at work.
You can register now for Civil Service Live, the biggest learning event in the calendar for civil servants. And this year, the event has a special purpose, as John Manzoni explains.
With performance appraisals now complete, Janet Barker offers useful advice on how to set objectives for the year ahead that suit you best.
What's it like to work at Civil Service Learning, catering for the needs of 400,000 civil servants? Home Office secondee Gareth Russell gives his impressions of being part of the major changes underway at CSL.
Driving test manager Chas Perkins gives top marks for his experience as one of the first volunteers for a Civil Service programme to inspire schoolchildren about careers in government.
Deborah Brooks and Susie Owen reflect on their time as Deputy Directors for Civil Service Diversity and Inclusion – and how we will know when we've achieved it.
Philip Rutnam explains why Autism Awareness Week matters to the Civil Service and provides a five-point guide to making the workplace more inclusive for people with autism.
More male job-sharers; a job-share permanent secretary? Stephen Lovegrove looks at what makes job sharing work and how it could develop in the Civil Service.
