Equality in the Civil Service: talking about race
...apparent bias that we see in some performance markings. The tendency of some promotion panels to play safe and to make appointments in their own likeness. The general reluctance to...
...apparent bias that we see in some performance markings. The tendency of some promotion panels to play safe and to make appointments in their own likeness. The general reluctance to...
...increasingly use our services between 8 to 9am and 4 to 6pm. To meet this demand, the teams had to revisit some of their own working patterns. Lisa brought together...
...I always make time to talk to and thank my staff because by encouraging them and valuing them for what they have contributed, people want to do well for you....
...to make decisions about how they split the leave between them while still retaining a strong link with the labour market. And to encourage uptake by eligible employees, the approach...
...has different ways of working, job shares with very different styles can work really well but you need to talk about how you work together and have a joint approach:...
...the 5 top tips from the thousands of civil servants, Senior Civil Servant speakers, external advice and departmental activity we’ve seen; about how to turn aspiration into action on the...
...different to the way it all works now. Women tended to be in more junior grades, and it’s great to see how this has changed to really reflect our diverse...
...Last week, on a visit to Manchester, I saw at first-hand how the Manchester and Salford Better Business Compliance Partnership and Border Force and Immigration Enforcement commands are demonstrating just...
...the first – to share experience and learning about devolution, to help us all to understand how devolution affects our work. We will provide links to basic guidance so that...
...of anger, shame and resentment over how long it had taken for this to be recognised. Figures show that men are three times more likely than women to be diagnosed...