...at first. Last year’s blog touched upon the hard work and dedication of staff networks rising to meet the needs of their members finding themselves in new, challenging and often...
...responsibilities on welfare. Entering new territory This is very much new territory for all of us. Therefore, it's essential that our two governments work closely together to ensure a smooth...
...the pressures we face. You showed how you could adapt to the challenges of modernisation, work in new ways and take advantage of new technologies to bring public services directly...
...forms part of our Skilled Civil Service. Congratulate the new arrival Parents of premature babies are still parents. If the parent reached out and shared their news, recognise the arrival...
A new Government Digital Service leadership programme aims to help support our Grade 6 and 7 future leaders The Government Digital Service is an 800-strong unit whose mission is to...
...can help create a buzz, inspire new perspectives and approaches, make new connections and break down barriers. So without further ado, let’s tell you about July’s One Service Hack. What...
...other senior leaders in all departments. We have published an ambitious new plan and all permanent secretaries have diversity objectives. But even more important than the words is the action...
...announced 7 new joint units, part of a concerted effort to break down departmental silos and promote more efficient joint working DWP will complete the reforms started in 2010 –...
...we discussed was flexible teams: Creating them, and making them work really really well. There is a lot of similarities between us. Consultancies face the challenge of creating new teams...
...has a photograph from the newspapers in the mid-1990s, showing the monthly meeting between the Chancellor and the Governor of the Bank of England, at which they used to decide...
