...in introducing new ways of working in new working environments, with modern facilities and equipment, which will help us to develop our people, increase our efficiency and deliver better services....
...of modern life is ever-increasing, and there are days when even finding ten minutes to read the newspaper is near impossible. It is hardly surprising, then, that many of us...
...goals In 2020, the Civil Service awarded two new contracts, one with EY and the other with KPMG, to provide much of the learning and development used by departments, professions...
Sir Robert Devereux, Permanent Secretary DWP New video technology being piloted by my department could make a huge difference to our deaf and hard of hearing customers. The Video Relay...
...devolve significant further tax powers to the Scottish Parliament, including most of income tax, as well as – for the first time – aspects of the welfare system. A new...
Wellbeing is at the heart of Civil Service culture, and post-pandemic, it has never been more important. Sarah Healey, the new Health and Wellbeing Champion, lauds our recent achievements and...
...Don’t hide from new ways of working There are so many new things out there, it can be intimidating to start thinking about changing how you work. Just picking out...
Jake McClure, Civil Service Learning It’s a good time to be an apprentice. Of course, I would say that, as I recently took up a new post as Head of...
...of government. It is a new way for people to prove their identity online when using government services, and delivered in a new way. Part of the GDS stand at...
Manchester First Street Hub Exterior square An exciting new leadership initiative in the North West is bringing together senior leaders from across the Civil Service, local government, private sector, higher...
