...well as communications to staff by others including DfT and FCO. The Government already offers a range of support for disabled workers and employers – for example, the Mental Health...
...were prepared by the counsel to the Home Office, who was also responsible for drafting bills for a number of other government departments; some departments employed independent counsel to draft...
...and resilient civil service for the Welsh Government. Perhaps the biggest step forward so far was the recent introduction of our new strengths-based approach to performance and development. We’ve learned...
...of exercise for the first time can be a bit daunting, but there is support available for anyone who would like to improve their fitness levels or achieve a personal...
...a major priority for the Government Recruitment Service – and I’d like to thank Debra Soper for her endorsement of our new applicant tracking system. Launched last month, the system...
...would forge for ourselves in the department and what we wanted to achieve. The launch Network 58 – aptly named to represent the current status – held its formal launch...
The Civil Service LGBT+ Network, led by John Peart, triumphed in the prestigious Developing and Supporting People category for its groundbreaking mentoring scheme. As winning reactions go, it’s fair to...
...become increasingly distressing over time, even for the most experienced employees. To support them we introduced a new preventative welfare support package for those dealing with these most serious crimes....
...widely dispersed, people had practically written the book on good etiquette. For example, they’d routinely go to people on the phone first, individually and by name, for views. That has...
...and touch. For example, a shadow, a crack in the wall or the lighting in a room. Quick wins Try the Pomodoro technique. This involves working for 25 minutes, then...
