LGBT in the Civil Service: celebrations and challenges

...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....
...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....
...can be. With Help To Save, individuals can save between £1 and £50 each calendar month and receive a 50% bonus on their savings for every pound saved over four...
...Key Stage three and four (11-16 years old): five hours a day. To check daily that pupils were engaging with the work set and provide frequent, clear explanations of new...
...to meet people outside the ‘Westminster bubble.’ Learning new skills It’s an added bonus to acquire wider skills that I can use in my day job. As a reservist, I...
...part of this creative hub, and look forward to many new projects in future. And yes, I do get paid to this amazing job, which is just an added bonus....
...bonus. Taking breaks during the day is important and I take an hour for lunch which enables me to share a healthy and relaxed lunch with my husband. My line...
...two people who – because they weren't both working full weeks – had loads of energy while they were in the office. And a bonus for a manager which is...
...for the UK part of my career (I’m originally from France), this insight into the wider Civil Service was a bonus in itself. I also took three main things away:...
...I had learned over the years – a big ask, as I seem to learn new things every week. But one of the early lessons I picked up was how...
...Antarctic clam shells for analysis. We are working on a project looking at how skeletons in Antarctic animals differ to similar ones in the UK. We're trying identify new biomaterials...