As September awaits around the corner, civil servant Michelle Chan explores East and South East Asian (ESEA) Heritage Month and its significance within the Civil Service and in wider society...
...Service role requires skills. Whether we are living up to the Civil Service Code, providing impartial, honest, objective advice with integrity, sometimes in challenging circumstances. Or getting on with operational...
...opportunity to work with really skilled people and soak up knowledge from them – a huge bonus for any government apprentice. Another big plus is being able to earn as...
...ourselves – better at spotting, discussing and addressing risks, better at understanding what our stakeholders need, and better at coming up with creative solutions. Every interaction we have as a...
...leading on the response to the Ebola epidemic in West Africa. We supported efforts to reduce transmission of and eventually eliminate the disease in Sierra Leone. I was a health...
...to watch out for: Myth 1 - The Civil Service Code doesn’t apply online Remember, the same high levels of propriety are expected of civil servants online as they are...
This week we're launching D5, an international network of like-minded governments working on digital transformation of public services. The founding members are Estonia, Israel, New Zealand, South Korea and the...
...McClure receives his award for Regional Enterprise Adviser of the Year in the West and South West I’m also a governor at a primary school and an enterprise adviser at...
...of the Met Office media team on the South Bank with Met Office media. It was here that I made the leap into mainstream TV. I left the Met Office...
...and Professor Amanda Kirby, University of South Wales, CEO of Do-IT Solutions Ltd. Feedback from those attending has been very positive, with plans to run a further joint event next...
