The 6 ‘C’s for ‘getting’ devolution
...worry about? I thought those things too. Then last year I was promoted to a Deputy Director role in Defra responsible for devolution, so I had to 'get' devolution fast....
...worry about? I thought those things too. Then last year I was promoted to a Deputy Director role in Defra responsible for devolution, so I had to 'get' devolution fast....
...in the Civil Service. This has to improve. We know that difference of thought, background and culture leads to improved decision-making and innovation in organisations. The Civil Service needs the...
...referendum in 2014, followed by the Smith Commission on further powers, and then the introduction of the Scotland Bill into the UK Parliament in May. Lead by the Scotland Office,...
...place to grow up it left a lot to be desired in the 70s and early 80s. I couldn’t wait to move on to university and then to London. But...
Infographic showing figures of UK generosity It’s no surprise to us here in the Social Action Team in Cabinet Office that the UK is the 7th most generous country in...
...leaders can be found as much in the cloistered world of science (Marie Curie), supporting a cause to change society and prevent injustice (Doreen Lawrence), or indeed in the Civil...
...lines. And the jobshare brought real resilience through an exhausting and uncertain time. Myth: It's too confusing for stakeholders to have to deal with two people in one job. Fact:...
...value in your leaders and what behaviours need to change. Now, acting on the results of this consultation, in which literally thousands of civil servants across the country took part,...
...applying for any role. What happens next? If you’re successful at the sift stage, you’ll be invited to the next stage of the process which includes an interview. At an...
...me. Trust is important – for both sides. I look to understand what the individual needs to stay well and stay in work and what work needs covering in their...