Transforming Civil Service Learning digital

...a journey Discovery is about defining the user need and the value a service will bring to them. A user in this context isn’t just a customer. It could be...
...a journey Discovery is about defining the user need and the value a service will bring to them. A user in this context isn’t just a customer. It could be...
...for Education are taking part in this month and next. We’re engaging them in a conversation about how we can all work in more user-centred ways, from regularly visiting users...
...the Civil Service John Manzoni about a new vision for the Civil Service and the part you can play in realising it learn about new ways of working improve your...
...best meet Cabinet Office users’ needs. What’s clear is that the new technology in Cabinet Office is enabling new ways of working which are giving staff something to cheer about....
...Give one-on-one time to staff having to change jobs Managing upwards Agree the new vision See your role in helping new leaders get to grips with their new roles Understand...
...showcase careers in the Civil Service, we upgraded our recruitment technology to improve the user experience and we introduced new, flexible Success Profiles to make hiring easier. This same pace...
...on the Western Front. Regiments from Australia, Canada, New Zealand and many other countries. They came from different countries, different traditions and different faiths and beliefs. Muslim, Sikh, Hindu, Jewish,...
...We’ve been working hard behind the scenes for months to research user needs and to redesign the site based on your feedback. The new Civil Service Learning website What you...
...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...
...future. It is helping people adopt the most modern, evidence-based form of flexible working called ‘Smart Working’. And it is the foundation on which our new Government Hubs will be...