Awards for a brilliant Civil Service

...Thanks are due to everyone who submitted nominations in 2016 – a record 1,055 in all, across the 16 categories of the awards and from every part of the United...
...Thanks are due to everyone who submitted nominations in 2016 – a record 1,055 in all, across the 16 categories of the awards and from every part of the United...
...Service as an employer. Your organisation will have communicated with you about how to complete the survey. If you don't have your survey link or your team code, look on...
...promotes diversity and equality in society. I’m Kit and I work at the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). I am LGBT and have been a civil servant since 2009....
...of it and help others to do so. Mutual support across networks I think those values work well in government. The first one, because the Civil Service Code requires civil...
...staff we explained where staff could influence the new design. Apart from the hard lines, it was a blank canvas for people to input and share ideas about how to...
...looking for a new job or even a career change, these five essential tips will help you navigate the application process. Sign up for job alerts Staying informed about new...
...stakeholders. We will uphold Civil Service standards of behaviour, including the Civil Service Code. We will promote our work, in a manner that is aligned with the Civil Service Disability...
...changes to our contracts and suppliers, it is a crucial time to be at the top of our game on contract management. The recent release of the Prompt Payment Code...
...All civil servants are required to undertake ‘unconscious bias’ learning annually, and the Government Property Profession team is holding an RICS Ethics and Civil Service Code continuing professional development event...
...data ninja, Delivering on devolution, How big data drives new ideas, Less code more power, Positive psychology and ‘the art of brilliance’ and Striving for the perfect shipping forecast. There...