2015: A year of transition
...next Parliament. Of course, we won’t know until the ballot boxes close what the election will bring, but what is certain is that we must continue to transform public services...
...next Parliament. Of course, we won’t know until the ballot boxes close what the election will bring, but what is certain is that we must continue to transform public services...
...for those departments with large numbers of people or where people do jobs that require them to be in a particular place at a particular time. We’re working on that...
I am delighted to announce that the new Permanent Secretary gender champion is Melanie Dawes. She will start in this role at the same time as taking up her position...
...what they’ve found that works. However all this has been made so much less challenging by the positive attitude of the technology support team. Not everything has worked smoothly -...
...with flexible patterns that benefit both individual staff and the models of care services that the NHS delivers. In terms of leading-edge policy, there are many examples of advances in...
...one of those landmark moments in the history of space exploration, fit to join events like the Apollo 13 mission, that tragedy-turned-triumph that is still lodged firmly in the public...
...report into women in the senior civil service that was published last year International Women's Day is a catalyst for us to get together as women and discuss issues that...
...support to them Whatever you do, we can all send messages that we champion difference – partly through what we say, but mostly through what we actually do. My own...
...people prefer to use them’. That’s what we’re creating here, a service designed for civil servants by civil servants. Civil Service Learning on the web today It’s an exciting time...
...make sure that everyone’s time is well used, that jobs are demanding and our teams are stretched. That is how people learn and grow in their jobs. It is how...