Sir Simon McDonald, Permanent Secretary for the FCO After 33 years working for the Diplomatic Service, I was appointed Permanent Under-Secretary last September. Twice before, I worked close to the...
...sign up with your areas of expertise and find someone who you could mentor. Only civil servants can access the system. More accessible Mentoring is incredibly valuable for personal and...
...by 2020. In Defence, we will account for 50,000 of those, offering key skills development for young people through either military or civilian work. We’ve introduced ‘STEM futures’ (in science,...
...schemes may be similar, but the target audience and/or focus is different. For example, the Minority Ethnic Talent Association (META) is specifically for black and minority ethnic civil servants. Tunde...
...obviously a time of uncertainty for the country, for political parties and for the Civil Service. So I wanted to give you some more information on how we will support...
...focus on saving public money, delivering more for less, tackling inequality and improving public services for people right across this nation. Our vision for 'A Brilliant Civil Service', launched at...
...consequences of the conflict. Much of the report makes for sober reading. Chilcot offers a deeply forensic account of the way in which civilian, military and intelligence services worked together,...
...reality. Then - go out, lead effectively, develop your skills, deliver the best service, and help us become "A Brilliant Civil Service" for the country, your fellow citizens and yourselves....
Philip Rutnam, Permanent Secretary for the Department for Transport, and Civil Service Disability Champion At the summer’s Civil Service Live events, John Manzoni set out our vision for ‘'A Brilliant...
...for Early Years, Department for Education), spoke about her experiences of job sharing with Susie Owen and the benefits gained. Networking at the MoJ job share event Ministry of Justice...
