How my Fast Track apprentices are changing my office
...into a more diverse place to work and allow us to develop the capabilities needed to help the government deliver. The scheme is also a great example of how quickly...
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More than just websites
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Sir Jeremy Heywood, Cabinet Secretary and Head of the Civil Service, Posted on:
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Civil Service Leaders, More digital
...to the web, so will other departments - so why should they all pay money to different people to achieve the same end? Why not just build a publishing platform...
Improving inclusion means relentless effort
...Service to explain how they could do the job. The results are beginning to show. In Q1 2018, 17.9% of new entrants with known ethnicity were people from an ethnic...
Meet our new chief executive
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John Manzoni, Chief Executive of the Civil Service and Permanent Secretary for the Cabinet Office, Posted on:
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Civil Service Leaders
...we need to continue strengthening those and build some new ones quickly to offer coherent paths for young people to build their careers and experience. And we need to ensure...
Civil Service Reform – Progress Report
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Sir Jeremy Heywood, Cabinet Secretary and Head of the Civil Service, Posted on:
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Civil Service Leaders
...makes clear the expectations of all Civil Service leaders, and can be used to hold leaders to account against these expectations. We now need to put time and effort into...
Managing the Cabinet Office’s only Senior Civil Service job share
...constantly to challenge ourselves to be open to new and different ways of doing things. That is the only way we are going to succeed in building the capability of...
How are we embedding experimentation in government?
...and Technology to host an event today on The Rise of Experimental Government. Parliamentarians, policymakers, academics, and public commentators will join us to discuss government trials, using evidence to inform...
I'm a civil servant and... solve ‘messy’ problems
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Simon Swales and Russell Barnes, Posted on:
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Civil Service Learning, Our Civil Service, Programme and project delivery
...interviewed the first graduates for the ASSP, a pattern started to emerge. First of all, they had learned how to learn. Secondly, they challenged themselves to step into the ‘messy’...
Why science matters to government - guest blog from Sir Mark Walport
...is science that is needed to provide the answers to the grand challenges facing our society, from climate change to influenza pandemics. At a global scale, 7 billion humans can...
Unconscious bias and being 'the person your dog thinks you are'
...this warning eventually gets encoded into our DNA, so it becomes a type of defence mechanism. There are no sabre-toothed tigers now, but we still have this mechanism in our...