Apprenticeships in ‘A Brilliant Civil Service’

...studies. Our advice is to be assertive with how much time you dedicate to each. If you need to take an extra study day or two in order to catch...
...studies. Our advice is to be assertive with how much time you dedicate to each. If you need to take an extra study day or two in order to catch...
...COVID herself, with two other children to care for and a husband caught up in a busy hospital environment working all hours to fight the disease. I know how strong...
...the need to hide their stammer. Saturday 22 October was International Stammering Awareness Day, an annual event designed to help stammering associations, individuals and groups around the world to mark...
...I was unbelievably fortunate when another physio, who was herself a runner, happened to move into my block in 2009. How far would I have gotten without her? In 2010,...
...preconceptions and provides you with simple and useful ways on how to approach those with dementia. I now use this information everyday through how I refer to dementia and feel...
...into a more diverse place to work and allow us to develop the capabilities needed to help the government deliver. The scheme is also a great example of how quickly...
...makes clear the expectations of all Civil Service leaders, and can be used to hold leaders to account against these expectations. We now need to put time and effort into...
...is split across 2 departments, Cabinet Office and BIS, reporting to both Oliver Letwin and Matt Hancock. The team work in partnership with colleagues across government to deliver savings to...
...Measures already in place include provision of detailed guidance for civil servants about how to raise concerns and who to report them to, and stronger leadership from departments to reinforce...
...to be juggled with work. We currently have around 680 members in the network. A number of them use an online forum to discuss their concerns and generally share experiences....