...history of women in public service. We look at where we are today, and we look ahead to what else we need to do regarding gender equality in the workplace....
...the victory that helped shape the rights and privileges we enjoy today. You can see a map charting all the planned events on DCMS’s Armistice commemoration website: https://armistice100.org.uk/events/. If you’re...
...by 2020. Accordingly, today we wish to show our support for all individuals living with HIV and AIDS, particularly our Civil Service colleagues. In order to create an inclusive workplace...
...procurement is fair and open. But we believe that there is real potential for feedback to make public procurement better and fairer for all in ways that don’t exist today....
Today, we published the results of the 10th annual Civil Service People Survey. Thank you to those who organised it and, especially, to the over 300,000 civil servants who took...
Today, the Office of Government Property launched its annual State of the Estate report, assessing the efficiency and sustainability of property in the Government Estate. We have made fantastic progress...
...Second World War was only 18 years in the past. That’s as long ago as 2001 is today, and 2001 really doesn’t feel like the distant past. I can guarantee...
...the struggle for equal voting rights and explains how young people can make their voices heard today. Last year marked an important democratic milestone – 100 years since some women...
...point was settled. While it’s hard to imagine a bill being thrashed out in this way today, many of the principles that guided Thring – in particular in relation to...
...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...
