...apply to become a member of the programme via GOV.UK (there is a non-refundable fee of £42). It may take up to 10 days to find out if you’ve passed...
...utterly dependent on my smartphone. The phone part is entirely subordinate to a range of other functions, from travel planning, to tweeting, to paying for stuff (no more sprints to...
...to see and hear about new ways of working that will help us produce better policy and deliver better services to the public; as well as the opportunity to network...
Philip Rutnam, Perm Secretary for the Department for Transport and Civil Service Disability Champion If you head down to the O2 in Greenwich later this year to catch an event,...
...part of John Manzoni’s approach to transforming government. Firstly, to make further improvements to the service provided by SSCL to a number of departments. The creation of the Single Operating...
...of a civil servant, and helped me to imagine myself in the role. I was surprised by the breadth of roles available: from coders to communicators to commercial officers. The...
...have signed up to attend one of the six events in the series – but there’s still time to register for the event nearest to you: Thursday 16 June: The...
...sunk-cost bias, which might be driving decisions (Pykett et al 2016). Furthermore, it helps us to learn how to respond, rather than follow automatic reactions which can lead to more...
Thursday 21 June was World Humanist Day. I’m a humanist, working in government. What does World Humanist Day mean to me? It’s a moment to reflect, and to take pride...
...the opportunity for everyone to come together as a group, to discuss, share and support each other on all matters relating to deafness and hearing loss and to push for...
