Living and working with diabetes
Frederick Banting's desk on display in Toronto In 1922 Frederick Banting, a Canadian researcher at the University of Toronto, discovered how to isolate, produce and then use insulin to treat...
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Creating a network of straight allies to support diversity in defence
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Ross Woodward, Posted on:
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A Brilliant Civil Service, A great place to work, Diversity and inclusion
...Network. I’ve been involved in diversity and inclusion (D&I) for a number of years, so when I joined the MOD I was keen to be an advocate for LGB&TI individuals...
Supporting devolution in Scotland
...Office has a critical role to play in representing Scottish interests to the UK Government and UK Government interests to Scotland. They are there to help, and a good point...
December’s ‘A Brilliant Civil Service’ award to celebrate Green Action
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Tamara Finkelstein, Posted on:
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A Brilliant Civil Service, A great place to work
...have a story to share, or feel inspired to take action now, then, in early December, the portal for award entries will open here. We want to see as many...
Six steps towards greater inclusion
...to inclusion – see how you can devote time and energy to supporting inclusion be courageous – challenge attitudes and practices and don’t be afraid to show humility and acknowledge...
How I launched my career in space
...fulfilment to be able to promote the agency and get more people interested in what I love so much. Space clearly suits Robyn For any women who aspire to work...
Celebrating staff networks
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Rupert McNeil, Government Chief People Officer, Civil Service Human Resources, Cabinet Office, Posted on:
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A Brilliant Civil Service, A great place to work, Civil Service Leaders
...Civil Service’s staff networks were instrumental in the development of our Diversity and Inclusion Strategy launched last October. They will continue to inform how we achieve our twin priorities of...
The Prison Leavers Project
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Katherine Woodward-Esseen, Posted on:
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A great place to work, Better policymaking, Civil Service Learning
...like to be involved in the project, or to share learning on how to tackle complex challenges like ours. We are particularly interested in speaking to anybody working on exciting,...
Don’t despair – help is out there
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Judith Francis - CSHR Wellbeing Team Cabinet Office and Office for National Statistics, Posted on:
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A great place to work, Mental Health
...how colleagues struggling with mental health crisis can be supported. What would you do if a colleague told you they were in crisis, self-harming or feeling suicidal? How would you...
Getting better at getting things done – launching the Implementation 'Profession'
...involved in implementation. How are we going to deliver with the funding available? Usually someone, somewhere, at some point has tried something similar and succeeded or failed. How can we...