The MHCLG winners of the Innovation & Science Award, with award presenter Alex Chisholm, Permanent Secretary for the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Innovating for impact The Innovation...
...with anyone wondering if this is for them. First – the application process is seriously hard. It’s like applying for a promotion, so prepare yourself. Have a go at the...
...time about how he felt and what he wanted for himself and his mother. It provided a path for the right social provision to help them both to move forward...
...sector is better than the Civil Service or vice versa. They’re just different, and being different offers opportunities for us to learn from each other. Different environment After 26 years...
...has responsibility for developing, coordinating and delivering the UK’s broader trade and investment policy. This includes preparing for the negotiation of the UK’s position within the World Trade Organisation and...
...recognised, transferable professional qualification. Jon Thompson, Permanent Secretary for HMRC, is himself a former apprentice and, as he explained in his blog earlier this year, the experience and professional base...
...work with our experts to provide universal training for every civil servant wherever you are, whatever level you are. Transforming training The Government Campus transforms training and development for all...
...will never forget and hope never to experience again. However, as awful as it was, it changed my life for the better. I learnt incredibly valuable lessons and developed a...
Pete Vowles, DFID This a slightly shortened version of a blog that first appeared on Pete's personal page in the Medium social network. My recent Google Scholar search for ‘leading...
...We need to look out for one another, and I'm so proud of the kindness I see in colleagues doing just that at this time. Sustaining wellbeing activity going forward...
