Inter Faith Week in the Civil Service
...we choose to call it, can lead to wars and conflicts because of deeply held views that drive extreme behaviours. And we’re also all too familiar with debates about the...
...we choose to call it, can lead to wars and conflicts because of deeply held views that drive extreme behaviours. And we’re also all too familiar with debates about the...
...1,300 colleagues (AA to SCS grades) have signed up to the service to date; and 23 have found job share partners and taken up new posts with them at G7,...
...tended to focus on ‘fixing women’ – how women needed to change in order to have their voices heard and to fulfil their potential. One of the things I like...
...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...
...been able to offer work insight experience to more young people this year. It is heartening too that companies from other sectors are also keen to learn from our approach...
...easier for users to see what they need to do. Sprint 18 is a chance for civil servants to see this work for ourselves. To see how transformation, innovation and...
...I’m proud to be the Second Permanent Secretary at HMRC. As a leader, many people look to me for answers, tips and ideas on how to manage wellbeing through all...
...enough? Are we sufficiently diverse to embrace a range of perspectives in our decision-making? How adaptable are the various cultures within government? The answer to these questions, and to many...
...within my work is because of what you think and how you got to that thought. Your experiences and who you are will have influenced what and how you think....
...to hearing how colleagues are managing. Whether it’s organising (virtual) events between colleagues and leaders, collating feedback from internal surveys or people’s emails reacting to change, we internal communicators hear...