...we are potentially excluding colleagues, which could lead to difficulty in accessing vital information. Accessible communication is sometimes overlooked, but we are all responsible for making things as user-friendly as...
...to change. How can we ensure that the user’s voice is at the heart of the policy-making process? Over the last decade we’ve talked more about using behavioural insights to...
...(Supporting the Workplace in Menopause) staff network in MoJ as a result of my own menopause journey. From about 2017 onwards (the year of my 50th birthday), I knew something...
...initiatives; promoting interfaith activities and projects. Recognising the contributions of Muslims in the Civil Service. Promoting development opportunities for CSMN members. Raising aspirations through a range of approaches. Offering advice...
...at a local level across the UK. This site promotion activity also plays well into the wellbeing promotion objectives of CS Local, as job sharers report higher levels of wellbeing...
...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...
...the wider political context developing and designing with implementation, delivery and users in mind and employing new and innovative tools as appropriate Why were the Dementia Policy nominated? In March...
...wider public sector. Across public services, efforts are underway to bring whistleblowing in line with a user-focused culture of greater openness and transparency. This will help public services improve and...
A great deal of hard work goes into building new and transformational digital public services. Similarly there’s a tremendous amount of effort focused on digital solutions that solve a problem...
...the 160th anniversary of the Civil Service Commission, we must respond to the digital revolution, the demand for user-focused services, how we support innovation and the freedom to try new...
