Elizabeth Gardiner (second row, centre), First Parliamentary Counsel, with colleagues celebrating the 150th anniversary of the Office of the Parliamentary Counsel Friday 8 February 2019 marked exactly 150 years since...
...This has been a highly complex undertaking, involving all government departments to a greater or lesser extent. Today, 14,500 civil servants – and many thousands more across the wider public...
...be introducing inspirational people who are working hard to make our Civil Service more inclusive and more representative. Today is International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. I am...
...We directly support the Civil Service’s aspiration to increase ethnic representation at SCS level; and this year our flagship BAME G6/7 SCS shadowing programme was sponsored by Cabinet Secretary and...
...This is the second of two posts about the work of race networks in the Civil Service. Our contributor today is Hamid Motraghi, chair of the Civil Service Race Forum...
...in. We need to ensure that the processes in government don’t hamper this experimentation. Specifically, we need to ensure that government’s procurement and business cases promote innovation using emerging technologies....
...Westminster Abbey today. As well as the Prime Minister, current and former government ministers, representatives of HM The Queen, The Prince of Wales and The Duke of York, and the...
Clare Moriarty, Permanent Secretary, Department for Exiting the European Union, and Civil Service Faith & Belief Champion I've been hugely encouraged by the level of interest there's been since we...
...rest of the week has been the usual pressing priorities of Brexit and the Spending Review, today was a great opportunity to step back and reflect on the skills and...
...today? Did I do my best to finding meaning in my work? Top tip: Learn more about engagement and the four enablers by reading the Engaging for Success report. Musculoskeletal...
