...This is the second of two posts about the work of race networks in the Civil Service. Our contributor today is Hamid Motraghi, chair of the Civil Service Race Forum...
...in. We need to ensure that the processes in government don’t hamper this experimentation. Specifically, we need to ensure that government’s procurement and business cases promote innovation using emerging technologies....
...Westminster Abbey today. As well as the Prime Minister, current and former government ministers, representatives of HM The Queen, The Prince of Wales and The Duke of York, and the...
...belief that are unfamiliar, thereby leading to uncomfortable conversations. To help address this, we are today launching a new toolkit for the Civil Service on Faith and Belief that has...
...rest of the week has been the usual pressing priorities of Brexit and the Spending Review, today was a great opportunity to step back and reflect on the skills and...
...today? Did I do my best to finding meaning in my work? Top tip: Learn more about engagement and the four enablers by reading the Engaging for Success report. Musculoskeletal...
...approached me and said: “I noticed the temperature change today and was worried you might get a migraine – go home, rest and don’t worry, we’ll handle things here.” I...
...our help, there are many families in temporary accommodation, for many months – sometimes in B&Bs. Today, 10 October, is World Homeless Day, a global event to recognise homelessness and...
Clare Moriarty and Jonathan Slater at a staff event to discuss sexual orientation and faith & belief Today is National Coming Out Day, an annual LGBT awareness day, which started...
Today is World Mental Health Day. As the UK Civil Service Health and Wellbeing Champion, I want to reflect on our role – as leaders and as individuals – in...
