...now access a wellbeing hub and an interactive chatbot via the Charity for Civil Servants website. Do check out the website for further information about these excellent resources. Rupert McNeil,...
...that competition for government work is fair and that the taxpayer gets the best service and value for money available. Sometimes, suppliers who want to work with government feel excluded...
...in the room for a healthy debate, and only one woman. When seeking volunteers, I specifically asked people to put themselves forward as voluntary temporary members of the executive group...
...the CSEDN’s Eating Disorders Workplace Toolkit. To seek support for yourself or someone around you, contact the Mental Health First Aider community and support networks in your department e.g. for...
...for life. It was also a job you needed an education for, if at least secondary school level. When I was a child, my father used to bring home unwanted...
...their everyday lives. But the appalling treatment of some whistleblowers only compounds the scandals they have uncovered. This gives a strong clue why, for every whistleblower who speaks out, there...
...Leadership Academy and One Team Gov to organise a directors’ network event for directors from all government departments. We stepped forward to run the ‘event’ and set the theme of...
...the Department for International Trade, following the referendum decision to leave the European Union, has put trade at the heart of the Government’s agenda for a Global Britain. As DIT...
With Christmas fast approaching, most civil servants will be looking forward to a well-earned break at home. I want to thank all colleagues throughout the UK and beyond for their...
...and get involved in helping us understand what the new normal will mean for you. Employee support The Charity for Civil Servants Civil Service Networks Coronavirus (COVID-19): Looking After Your...
