Shared Parental Leave: a dad’s experience
...our HR department use, making it harder to arrange. Since coming back to work, I’ve been working with HR to be sure others don’t have this sort of problem. It’s...
...our HR department use, making it harder to arrange. Since coming back to work, I’ve been working with HR to be sure others don’t have this sort of problem. It’s...
...tasks we have to achieve each day and choosing the most appropriate location from which to accomplish them.” Top Tips for Smarter Working (Cabinet Office 2014). What does this mean...
...to the challenges we face. I also had the opportunity to hear your views about the vision. My impression is that people are receptive to what we’re trying to do....
...to see different process and governance requirements that would be a challenge to adjust to. What has actually been really striking is the sheer scale at which the public sector...
...try at all times to put a strong focus on our users at the heart of everything we do. We need to make it easy for all civil servants to...
...the rooftops, definitely applies to HMRC, and to all public-facing departments and agencies across the Civil Service. Customer service isn’t a bolt-on, or something that’s nice to do but not...
...adults as it does to school-leavers. Not everyone can, or wants to, go to university, but it doesn’t mean that they should miss out on the chance to have a...
...those in particularly tough posts, we provide a travel package to allow staff to escape the pressures they face in their daily lives, and to enable regular family reunions. Some...
...to make it relevant for all property professionals. It should be used as part of recruitment and performance management to tell members what skills they need to develop to develop...
...name which is Oyiyole - Okanugeche - Alo - Pelanu - Ole, shortened to Oyiyole. Let's leave the meaning – and the competition to pronounce my name correctly – to...