New Year, but could it be a whole new you? Matt Bazeley says it’s time to kickstart Active Wellbeing Month to get moving and recapture your mojo! Active Wellbeing is...
...new trends in society. The 'new normal' Towards the end of December, I tweeted the top four points arising from a recent OECD conference on making innovation in government the...
Sir Jeremy Heywood Pay gaps and pay equality between the sexes have been much in the news recently. And rightly so. The Civil Service has been leading the way for...
...the introduction of the first specifically Welsh taxes since the Middle Ages. A new, progressive land transaction tax will replace stamp duty, and we will introduce a new landfill disposals...
...departments became Level 3 Leaders under the Government’s new Disability Confident Scheme at the beginning of November. Additionally, a new taskforce will drive the target for increasing disabled talent in...
...confidence in our ability to rise to the big challenges we face – including supporting a successful negotiation of the UK’s exit from the European Union and establishing a new...
...settings in our new office environments. Let’s face it, we can throw all the new workspaces and IT we want at people, but if we don’t help them to work...
...Deputy Director Basecamps and in new ways. New approach The Leadership Academy is blending together the expertise of internal and external colleagues, co-designing learning experiences that use the best of...
...eyebrows over quite how soon the student got the money), joining the electoral register, new passports and, in the case of the 19 year old, two new driving licences (his...
...50:50 gender split. And membership of our executive committee is 46% women. The department also has a new Diversity & Inclusion Action Plan, to work alongside our new formal support...
