Transforming the way we work

...how we all do our work. So today sees the launch of the inaugural TW3 Awards. Around 50 nominations came in over the Christmas period, for awards in categories including...
...how we all do our work. So today sees the launch of the inaugural TW3 Awards. Around 50 nominations came in over the Christmas period, for awards in categories including...
...been sent to prison. Back into work One of the main aims of our justice system is to turn people's lives around when they are imprisoned. Our facilities have to...
...to benefit from competition from the best businesses in Britain, large and small. In fact we spent £11.4bn in the year 2013 to 2014. We have opened up the public...
...Madingley give an engaging insight into his own experience, and why it was important to be “your authentic self at work, whether you’re lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or straight” if...
...born with an interest in people then leadership is going to be tough, but every one of us can put more effort into understanding people and learning how to help...
...by the new infrastructure of underfloor cabling. Civil servants baulked at having to work in such conditions! Novel concept At that time, there was an influx of regulations controlling how...
...returning to work in the subsequent five years1. People tend to be healthier (both mentally and physically) if they are in work, so encouraging return to work, with appropriate support...
...suppliers didn't feel able to cope with in order to submit their best offers. One wrote to us to complain, and we worked with the school to sort out the...
...He did a simple experiment of watching a parent and child work together on a task he'd set them. The task was to use an electronic toy to draw a...
...their civil service. Not just as an end in itself, but to promote lesson learning and improvement. We are particularly interested in this in the Civil Service Board. Although we...