With a new year come new resolutions. Many of you may have announced to your colleagues and family, and others may have tentatively pondered, that “this will be the year...
...in place. The Armed Forces Covenant introduced a new brand in 2016 to make communicating on the Covenant more streamlined and impactful, so if you are communicating with staff about...
...through football and promoting community cohesion. I hope I can continue to be an inspiration for the young people, and to promote the Civil Service positively to the wider community....
...career. So what’s new? For anyone interested in finding out more about commercial, or if you are already part of the commercial community, there are two opportunities I’d like to...
John Pullinger, UK National Statistician, Head of the Government Statistical Service, and Chief Executive of the UK Statistics Authority The start of a new year is a natural time to...
...can make a great difference to their working lives. Disability confident During National Inclusion Week we are launching a campaign to publicise a number of new developments to assist everyone,...
...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...
...social changes of recent decades has been a growing sense among many of us that we can be ourselves: at school, with old friends and with new friends. And it...
...what it means for the Civil Service. Clearly, the referendum set a new direction for the country and therefore new challenges and priorities for the Civil Service - ones that...
...will be providing more opportunities for movement through new secondments, the development of regional hubs and opening up recruitment into the Civil Service. The Civil Service must build career paths...
