...pan-government level, promoting trade and investment with the Department for International Trade, and supporting jobs across the tourism industry in partnership with Visit Britain. It attracts the brightest and best...
...only 57. We met at an event in Rome, some 13 years ago, and I was instantly struck by his presence, wisdom and compassion. And for the first time in...
...ideas that don’t work and iterating the ones that do. Instead of telling people what to do, increasingly the job of ministers is to give people at all levels of...
...continuous professional development a sense of public duty - working and applying their knowledge in the best interests of the government and the public abiding by the code of ethics...
...not interested. In any case, I’d recommend joining your internal social media to learn the value of these platforms. If not Twitter, try Yammer my friends! But for those who...
...in charge of their departments. Civil servants will keep delivering government business, and if any crisis needed urgent action then we would tackle it in the normal way. But from...
...the Civil Service gradually became more involved in delivering public services, a process accelerated by two World Wars, and recruited more widely, including people with specialist backgrounds in business and...
...the manifesto together Involve them in incoming ministers’ briefing and sessions – they should have their own “Day 1” briefing pack Help them find their way around Ask them about...
...why Cardiff regularly features in the league tables of best European cities in which to live, do think about taking part in the interchange programme when it’s launched next month....
...we’re inviting civil servants to attend and listen in. This is an opportunity to gain an insight into the workings of senior leadership, which we hope will give you an...
