...in my first year at university. I use an interpreter when in the office and captioning technology in virtual meetings. Since lockdown I’ve missed bouncing ideas off people in person....
...skills. Within the next few decades, certain categories of job, administration and sales in particular, could become entirely computerised. And in a globalised world, competition for high-skilled jobs will become...
...experts and with institutions like CIPD to turn Smart Working from an art into a science. We have pulled together best practice and evidence from around the world into a...
...some presentations, and we’ve added some new ones. John Manzoni opening the T-shaped Experts session at Civil Service Live 2015: Newcastle. (Photo Fiona Nicholl) Sessions include an innovation showcase, where...
...will continue to promote the positive behaviours we expect of all employees and an inclusive culture that is intolerant of bullying, harassment and discrimination. We are also developing a new...
...It evolved during the Anglo-Saxon period, developing into the early foundations of Cornish and Welsh in the south west regions of Britain, and Cumbrig in the north of England and...
...all made a start? So please, let’s be more aware and inclusive. Whether you work in the public or private sector, in policy, communications or HR, or if you promote...
...services. The Concern field team in Goz Beida (I'm standing in the middle, in the black T-shirt) From Concern’s Country Office in Chad’s capital, N’Djamena, we visited field locations in...
...estimate about 70 people in the NIO were directly involved in facilitating and supporting the talks among the Northern Ireland parties. But even if they weren’t directly involved in the...
...overseas. But we go further – for instance, by supporting interchange with the devolved administrations, including having DA representatives on the FCO platform in places like Beijing, Washington and Brussels....
