...will continue to promote the positive behaviours we expect of all employees and an inclusive culture that is intolerant of bullying, harassment and discrimination. We are also developing a new...
...some presentations, and we’ve added some new ones. John Manzoni opening the T-shaped Experts session at Civil Service Live 2015: Newcastle. (Photo Fiona Nicholl) Sessions include an innovation showcase, where...
...experts and with institutions like CIPD to turn Smart Working from an art into a science. We have pulled together best practice and evidence from around the world into a...
...which were not, and touches on the problems faced by those who fought the war from their desks rather than the Western Front. Find out more in 'They also served...'...
...was £2.3 billion. The Inland Revenue and Customs and Excise played a great critical role in ensuring the taxes came in. But inevitably it fell to the Treasury to finance...
...and working in London. Heavy casualties The 15th took part in the Battle of Loos in 1915, and in 1916 fought at Vimy Ridge and on the Somme. In Flanders,...
...for less than five hours instead of two days. Yet it is not just about having the latest systems in place. Individual civil servants have an obligation to maintain the...
...to join up. Soldiers from Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, the Gold Coast, Sierra Leone, Gambia, and the British Protectorates. The Indian Army Corps and the Indian Labour Corps who served...
...get your head around the challenges facing national security (Working together to keep the UK safe), gain insight into Delivering Net Zero, or drop in on A Civil Service Fit...
...achieved a completion rate of 65% last year, so your full involvement is needed to help us equal or exceed that figure. In Jeremy Heywood’s blog launching the survey, he...
