...physical medium, such as on a stick, vellum, or paper. In today’s Civil Service we usually create records digitally, but despite the change in medium records continue to be important...
...leadership in her work to improve outcomes for prison leavers. Tassie’s tremendous potential has been recognised by her securing a permanent appointment on promotion, and she now leads work to...
Three years after launching the Civil Service Carers’ Strategy, Alex Chisholm and Rebecca Sudworth, Civil Service Permanent Secretary Lead and Deputy Lead for Carers, provide an update on progress. Today...
...young children with Type 1 diabetes. Today, 14 November (Banting’s birthday) is recognised as World Diabetes Day and I, the parent of a son with Type 1 diabetes, am on...
...were passed over for promotion; sometimes careers and families couldn’t be managed together; often it was just that ‘faces didn’t fit’. Until relatively recently, speaking out about gender equality could...
...can’t wait. Today is venue training and I collect my all-important accreditation. Not only will it get me into the venue – it also secures my packed lunch! Very important....
Richard Heaton, MoJ Permanent Secretary and Civil Service Race Champion Today we published the shortlists for all 16 categories in the 11th Civil Service Awards. So it’s a great pleasure,...
Today, the Chancellor announced the results of the 2015 Spending Review, which sets out the Government’s spending plans for each year of this Parliament. The first thing to say is...
...an audio podcast looking at Black History Month. I’m Lizzie Yentumi, an HR Fast Streamer at the Ministry of Justice, and today I’m in conversation with Richard Heaton, Civil Service...
...today, and will regularly update it as new data and research comes to light. As a first step the plan we are publishing today sets out some concrete and practical...
