Charlie Ewen, CIO and IT Director, Met Office The weather affects us all in countless ways. It influences our lives and livelihoods, how we work, how we play. It influences...
...attitude to me choosing to dress differently in Luxembourg was obvious. By making the choice I had, I could no longer expect to work in a public-facing role, or frankly,...
...working from home so back-to-back meetings were cramming our diaries. We were striving to keep that regular contact going, for our work and to stay in touch. However, some of...
...to find more information on how to use all of these tips effectively. If you find this useful, there are lots of resources that can help you to quickly understand...
...check how things are going. During those visits I’ve met with people who’ve formed local groups to support each other and arranged for local charities to run advice sessions. Again,...
...priorities. There has already been, and will continue to be, much discussion about exactly which actions to take first, how they fit into a legislative agenda, and what choices to...
...Service. Things have moved on since then. All government functions, including those organised into professions, are at different stages on this journey to providing the fully effective expert resource that’s...
...in particular, enables us to take advantage of advances in technology to help us work more collaboratively and give civil servants more power over how and when they work This...
...obtain your views and insight on how I can best support you in my new role. Lin Homer’s comment Since I took on the role of Disability Champion in 2011,...
...into the closet” when starting her first job. This is something that I wanted to share, as I believe we need to make much more effort in the Civil Service...
