...to showcase not just our world class ship, but our deep historical ties with Norway from World War II to the present day. Highlights included: Setting up a UK helicopter...
...People Survey showed very high levels of awareness of the code across the Civil Service – 91% in 2015, up from 81% in 2010. Many companies would like their brand...
...also use British Sign Language. They include hearing relatives of deaf people, sign language interpreters or from other contacts with the British deaf community. British Sign Language BSL is a...
...Day is celebrated. On this day, the World Federation of the Deaf says “Let’s Remember to Sign” because national sign languages are important for everyone. Rose Ayling-Ellis, who won Strictly...
We recently updated the guidance for using digital and social media. Digital channels and techniques are increasingly important ways for civil servants to engage and interact with the audiences we...
...followed up the coding by demanding autographs from our Minister before they left! Working in different timezones The culmination of the event was the signing of the D5 Charter by...
...sign up with your areas of expertise and find someone who you could mentor. Only civil servants can access the system. More accessible Mentoring is incredibly valuable for personal and...
...Reservist. Like all new recruits I had to learn the ropes in the early days. I went through basic training and picked up several military trades. Then I started to...
...using @ANOther' End each post with a call to action, e.g.: see further information on the topic of the blog post sign up for training join a staff network join...
...even exist. What barriers? Deaf people use a variety of strategies at work. For example, some use British Sign Language, some use Sign Supported English whilst others don't want to...
