...have to. That means we need to do everything we can to make those interactions simpler, safer and faster. As government works to create user-focused services, more and more services...
...have a story to share, or feel inspired to take action now, then, in early December, the portal for award entries will open here. We want to see as many...
...was reluctant to try online grocery shopping in the past because I never had to use it. I tried a few grocery shopping websites and found them hard to use...
...Elle Panes and Rachael Robinson, we created a workshop inviting people from all grades and professions to join. We wanted to host an open, frank discussion about promotions, interviews and...
...◼︎Talk in your teams about how you might use this policy. ◼︎You may have a menopause network in your organisation already, do join it if helpful. ◼︎Where there is no...
...will have a higher per person income than China does today. Nearly 90% will have a higher income than India does today.” “By 2035, there will be almost no poor...
...international collaboration, replication and the sharing of ‘what works’. Another example is social investment. Other countries are particularly interested in the UK Government’s unique role in building this market They...
...a spur to the senior leaders, including myself, to really look at their behaviours. One of my goals has been to increase my accessibility and visibility, to engage more -...
...new programme aims to provide participants with insight into the workplace, develop their confidence to apply for roles in the public sector and develop autism confidence within the business. This...
Rupert McNeil, Civil Service Chief People Officer In July I wrote about inclusivity in the workplace and my own condition. Thank you to everyone who took the time to read...
