Sir Jeremy Heywood Pay gaps and pay equality between the sexes have been much in the news recently. And rightly so. The Civil Service has been leading the way for...
...new trends in society. The 'new normal' Towards the end of December, I tweeted the top four points arising from a recent OECD conference on making innovation in government the...
...and update any adjustments you might need, and it is available for new managers and new departments if you change jobs within the Civil Service. The form can be used...
...zone. When you refuse to listen to the negative voices, you gain personal growth. As a result, I’ve made new friends, learnt new skills and gained a wealth of experience....
...their grade or educational background. They provide opportunity for staff who want to move into new areas of work, learn new skills and are keen to identify with a profession....
...new things, such as sitting in a different seat in meetings or going somewhere new for lunch, can also help you see the world in a new way. A-Z to...
...to one of the most significant changes to homelessness legislation in decades. In 2016, Bob Blackman MP introduced a Bill that sought to place new duties on local authorities to...
...how the easing of lockdown restrictions poses both exciting opportunities to reunite with loved ones after so many weeks but also new anxieties about when and how to resume a...
...I take upskilling seriously and I encourage my teams to adapt, experiment and continually learn. But these changes are impacting us all and they teach us new things like how...
...to establish a new unit and a new senior leadership team with ambitious cross-Government goals without sharing physical space, I wouldn’t have believed it possible. What has amazed me most...
