...of British Sign Language. Purple Allies and celebrity support The Foreign & Commonwealth Office celebrated by hosting a Purple Allies and Champions panel discussion chaired by Richard Moore, former British...
Menopause logo It has been an interesting year for so many reasons, not least the need for us all to navigate a ‘new normal’ brought about by the presence of...
...develop our capabilities. A key area of interest for us in the Government Actuary’s Department is how scenario analysis can help identify exposure to climate risks and opportunities, particularly for...
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...have put together an exciting programme of events for all civil servants to take part in during EDAW. As part of this, I’m looking forward to discussing the impact of...
...to work virtually, and for many of us, from our own homes. The pandemic impacted everyone on a global scale, with demand for certain products and services at a premium,...
...helped me articulate my need to apply for partial retirement to help manage my condition. I’ve worked in the Civil Service for 36 years - and I’ve been fortunate to...
...and have successfully fought for academics to access the data necessary to enhance their models. Ultimately, they produce even better results for decision makers. They’ve also played a part in...
Sam Tillotson, Deputy Director, Office for Veterans’ Affairs leading the Freedom of York Parade in 2022 Armed Forces Day is celebrated on 25 June and is a chance to show...
Philip Rutnam, Permanent Secretary for the Department for Transport, and Civil Service Disability Champion I have previously identified equality of access to talent development programmes for disabled colleagues as a...
