...most part for the better, we still have a long way to go. Remember things that help remove barriers for people with visual or non-visual disabilities will actually help everyone...
Philip Rutnam, Permanent Secretary for the Department for Transport, and Civil Service Disability Champion It has been a busy period recently for disability-related activity, and I wanted to update you...
...in between. Let me give you an example. For the last nine months I have been on secondment to the Department for International Trade. DIT actively encourages flexible working, and...
...scores for all five questions that make up the overall engagement index have increased since 2016. The biggest increase was for “I would recommend [my organisation] as a great place...
...ceremony, following a record number of entries. Following a refresh to embody the vision for A Modern Civil Service, there are 13 awards up for grabs. Look out for several...
...motivation. Feel free to steal to make sure the sessions work for you. Before the event – learning before doing Have a clear purpose for attending, think about how you...
...for free (SPO13) 10:55-11:40 London 13 July Building Functions and Professions: A Forward Look to 2020 (SKP33) 11:40-12:25 London 13 July Mobile Generations – Wireless Well Working (SPO12) 11:50-12:35 London...
...of them – were the lucky winners of a heavily oversubscribed ballot for tickets for the 10th UK Govcamp. Govcamp is the free, annual ‘unconference’ for people interested in how...
...for you Finally, please remember, if you need support, this network and the many departmental Working Through Cancer Networks are here for you. For anyone affected by cancer (directly, as...
...Carer’s Passport and support available for Carers can be found on the Charity for Civil Servants website and through the Civil Service Carers Network. If you have epilepsy, talk to...
