We have spoken often about our desire for the Civil Service to be the most inclusive employer in the country and an engine for social mobility. Today, the Minister for...
...as we design a new learning offer for the Civil Service. 1. Learning that actually changes what people do There is no point learning anything if you don’t use what...
...this forward. We have introduced a range of practical measures to support leaders in meeting the expected behaviours set out in the Statement. For the first time, we have a...
...for Disabled People, who wants to see it rolled out across all DWP services. Our six-month pilot is running in call centres for Disability Living Allowance, Attendance Allowance, Access to...
Liz Wilson, Department for Transport I remember well the day I started in the Civil Service. 22, a year out of university and never having worked in an office before....
...the most feasible and interesting opportunities for government to test. Matt Hancock, Minister for the Cabinet Office, and Ed Vaizey, Minister of State for Culture and the Digital Economy, are...
...you can be part of it, too. For more information on the Mutual Mentoring Scheme, contact Nicola Elder: nicola.elder@cabinetoffice.gov.uk For more information on the networks, contact Charlotte Dring for...
Philip Rutnam, Perm Secretary for the Department for Transport and Civil Service Disability Champion I’ve now been Disability Champion for nearly a year. It’s been daunting but also hugely exciting....
...For the individual, job sharing should allow for a much healthier work/life balance, especially for those with caring responsibilities. Job-share perm sec? Susannah Storey (left) and Jo Shanmugalingam, job-share partners...
...problem. So how do we fix it? Matt Hancock talking to pupils at St Thomas More school in London Everyone in government has a duty to do their best to...
