...departments and become part of the mainstream daily work that we do. Civil servants want change, not for its own sake, but so that they can deliver better services for...
...worked with the Charity for Civil Servants to provide access to the Griefworks App. We have also worked alongside departments to support their work including the Department for Transport’s (DfT)...
...unsympathetic or complacent management. These talks boosted confidence and provided role models for our emerging women leaders. They underscored the need for an organisation which was not prepared to tolerate...
...now one of the most prominent signs of inequality between the sexes, underlining the need for gender equality in the workplace to be a practical reality, not just a slogan....
...contact their Wellbeing Manager, Jill White, on jill.white@foryoubyyou.org.uk. And look out for Mental Health Awareness Week, from 16 to 22 May. Follow The Charity for Civil Servants on Twitter: @foryoubyyou...
...the Charity for Civil Servants as part of my ‘signposting toolbox’ has been invaluable." Jonathan Freeman, CEO Charity for civil servants Jonathan Freeman, CEO of the Charity, explained "Times are...
...of London, including 50% of Senior Civil Servant roles. This will mean that there are better career opportunities for you across the UK, offering varied roles for diverse talents that...
Philip Rutnam, Perm Secretary for the Department for Transport and Civil Service Disability Champion Last Saturday, 2 April, marked the beginning of 2016 World Autism Awareness Week. This annual event...
...further into your creativity and adaptability, which make this organisation such a formidable force for change. As usual, the Budget announces a host of changes in specific areas, from infrastructure...
...someone looks out for you and is there to give you some time out, when you forget to do it for yourself. Whether it is a clinical disorder, work-related stress,...
