...several different departments, including a stint at the Treasury in war time – continues to inspire women in the Civil Service today. Women in DH Thankfully, we have made significant...
...outsiders, because most of what we do out there brings real everyday benefits and services down here on earth, like receiving a weather forecast, using satnav to find a new...
...they got married, are long gone. Today around 40% of SCS posts go to women, and 20% of permanent secretaries are female. This is better than many private sector companies,...
...That was true for GC&CS when Alan Turing and his team produced their pivotal work, and it is just as true for GCHQ today. I am very proud of that....
...the Home Office with its atriums and open plan office space. The great thing about the ‘toast rack’ was that you knew where you were: A Grade 7 had an...
...I have met with many civil servants, ranging from Sir Jeremy Heywood and John Manzoni, to those of you in board secretariat roles to directors-general. Encouragingly, Matthew Hancock, the new...
...a public service. Applications open today (3 July) and close 4pm 19August 2015, and anybody in the Civil Service can apply, or nominate a colleague or team. The prize will...
...the right time to move to the next stage in my career - and let someone new with a fresh perspective lead implementation. I will miss the challenge, stimulation and...
...vital to my job today. Before joining the Civil Service, I worked in accountancy. While obviously very important to any business or service, this didn’t quite give me the rush...
...as part of a workforce that reflects those we serve. Yet, in the UK today, ethnic minorities are under-represented at every level of work. The latest census figures indicate that...
