...worth. ◼︎There's a useful modeller to scenario-plan when you'd like to retire. The easy to use tool shows how much you'd have if you continued to work in the Civil...
...to talk about their experiences of child sexual abuse. Working at the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse, I have seen first-hand how victims and survivors of trauma still live...
...That’s why now is the time to have an open conversation about this: to help share our valuable research into how ethnic minorities wish to be identified; to help overcome...
...knowing how hard my soon-to-be-former colleagues have worked to produce guidance. In the future, I hope to come back to the Civil Service, bringing with me the experiences I gain...
...of family therapy that we had. She would check in how I was, while sustaining the normality of delivering in my role. I also took the decision to share the...
Philip Rutnam, Civil Service Disability Champion Regular readers will know that in regard to disability inclusion, I often comment on the importance of getting the basics right – access to...
...with feed their views into Parliament; how Parliament makes laws – and the many ways in which Parliament can put your minister on the spot.” The Leader of the House...
...and Yorkshire and the Humber. By offering access to in-person learning here, leaders get much-needed face-to-face training that will ideally be closer to the communities in which they work. Our...
...others, but also give them information about how to maintain their own wellbeing as practitioners in an emotionally demanding field. How we’ve adapted to COVID-19 Without face to face meetings,...
...raised issues, however small, we’ve dedicated time to help resolve them, feeding back what we have done and how it helped. 7. Be prepared to ‘pivot’ to adapt to changing...
