With a new year come new resolutions. Many of you may have announced to your colleagues and family, and others may have tentatively pondered, that “this will be the year...
...their impact on our lives will only continue to grow. A new generation of quantum technologies is now emerging that could allow accurate navigation without the need for GPS; enable...
...new apprentices or anyone new to the Civil Service: Five top tips for apprentices Take your time to get to know people Your colleagues are full of knowledge, experience and...
...supported in their roles in a way that promotes health and wellbeing in the workplace. We already have some new products on the Civil Service Learning website and are making...
...their aftermath in caring for their fellow citizens. As a Civil Service, we also prepared for a General Election and welcomed a new government. This is always a challenge, no...
...up, grab the chance to make new connections outside your own work area, the exciting opportunities to build capability and experience in new areas, and even explore new career paths....
...launch the Government Counter Fraud Profession. This is the result of nearly three years’ work, driven by the 18 public sector organisations that sit on the board of the new...
...have in place. More recently, in October, central government took the step of launching the new Government Counter Fraud Profession, which brings a structure and a common, transparent set of...
...I was off to Whitehall after all. Starting in a new organisation, surrounded by strangers and in a new profession, is daunting enough. Starting there when you cannot hear anything...
...manager, often asked by my senior leaders to take on a new process or lead a team through change. This had never phased me previously, and I excelled when challenged...
