...finding new ways of working to face new challenges for our country, I want to thank you for the brilliant work you are doing to keep essential public services running....
...that Apply to Being a Civil Servant and Stand-Up Comedian was born. John Anderson I’ve performed comedy for 20 years under the name Hartley Pool, mostly overseas, while working for...
...each department, as well as capturing priorities for those of us who play a cross-Government role on diversity. For example, my own objectives include my priorities for DCMS, as well...
What will your future office look like? Although we can’t promise virtual reality meeting rooms and holographic colleagues just yet, we’re making great strides in our quest for a Net...
...committee to deliver our guide for managers of colleagues with a vision impairment. We’ve established a Usability Testing group for the Civil Service Disability Network to ensure all Civil Service...
...ever been (5.7% a year ago). At the feeder grades we are at 8.3% for Grade 6 and 11.3% for Grade 7 (7.7% and 9.8% a year ago). As I...
...and taking such a collaborative approach in developing this guidance with me and colleagues from Department for the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, Department for Transport and the Foreign Office....
...global role for the country. This means there’s absolutely no room for complacency, and other survey results show how much more we can - and must - improve. The inclusion...
...and Local Government The difficulty of the loss of the loved one for whom we have been caring for is poignantly described by Sujata from the Ministry of Housing, Communities...
...why wouldn’t we use ‘W’ for White and ‘B’ for Black ethnic groups? For those looking for more information, below is a short list of dos and don’ts. We have...
