...treated with dignity. These are powerful components in life. But according to the World Health Organisation, the greatest cause of injury and bodily harm to women is domestic violence. Violence...
...takes many shapes and forms, so I won’t go into detail. Instead, I want to share some of my personal experiences, because I want to be a voice for others...
...of family therapy that we had. She would check in how I was, while sustaining the normality of delivering in my role. I also took the decision to share the...
...we have, using the international weight of the UK to help secure inward investment to all parts of the UK, or supporting ministers from the Devolved Administrations when they visit...
...MoJ and GCHQ, they entered primarily to showcase and celebrate their successes and to recognise how far they’ve come in their ‘smarter working’ journey; while for DIO it was more...
...the leading cause of death for men between 20 and 34 in England and Wales, being 24% of all deaths in this group in 2013. It was on Blue Monday...
...with feed their views into Parliament; how Parliament makes laws – and the many ways in which Parliament can put your minister on the spot.” The Leader of the House...
...to go. My director acted as my mentor, helping me to understand my core values and then how to frame my career. It’s not always been easy to find mentors,...
...turning it into an opportunity, was key. Rather than derailing the project, we succeeded in turning it around and used the critique to add momentum and sustain organisational interest. 8....
...is having easy access to information on workplace adjustments via my departmental intranet. This has enabled me to find out more about how I can help myself to continue to...
