...objectives for the Profession – for example use of standardised competencies and agreed qualifications. The intentions of our profession are fundamentally the same as for any of the government professions...
...those returning after time out for caring. According to the Institute for Fiscal Studies, women who take time out of work earn around 2% less for every year spent out...
...tend to take our health for granted, and, for some, adjusting to life with a disability can be difficult. This can be particularly true for those with life-changing injuries. One...
Rachel Poole, Department for Work and Pensions Harlean Carpenter joined the Department for Work and Pensions in August 2016 and works on the Recovery from Estates Admin Team, dealing with...
...servant called Ruth had fractured her back in a motorbike crash, and feared for her career. Fortunately, Ruth was helped with a few modest workplace adjustments and was ultimately able...
...markets and areas of potential, including greater connectivity in hard-to-reach places through a space-enabled internet. Or the development of synthetic organisms, which creates the potential for innovative manufacturing solutions for...
...Our role involves working proactively with private offices, policy and communications teams to produce ‘forward looks’. These are proposals for future engagements that dovetail with ministerial responsibilities and government priorities....
...membership. For the GPP this means setting standards that we expect all our professionals to meet. These may include professional qualifications, but are more likely to take the form of...
...the priesthood when I retire. Underpinning these activities is a passion for campaigning on mental health issues. I share my story in person for TTCW and for the Civil Service...
...and in time went on to work for the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs before moving to the Foreign Office as an Economic Advisor for Africa. Keen to...
