...excited to start the new year with another fantastic story. This one is from Ian Mitchell, an Operational Research Manager at the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS),...
...new recruitment tool called ‘Applied’ that will help us to realise this vision, and which I will talk more about in this blog. It is worth reiterating why we care...
...self-awareness, inclusiveness, life skills, influencing and leadership. Volunteering uses skills directly applicable in work. Volunteers have to show initiative to get the job done. And working with new people to...
...the learner chooses. It’s also a critical component of the new Civil Service Learning (CSL) curriculum. As a concept, blended learning isn’t new. However, recent developments in technology, which have...
...enabling operational and cultural change. The team handled the job of introducing a new service while supporting and training 25 new recruits. This challenge demanded, in their own words, “a...
...has been excellent, with a strong appetite to run further joint events. Delegates at the Mental Health Awareness Week event in Manchester And in my new role as Home Office...
...is one new category this year - a new award for promoting health and wellbeing. Think broadly on this one: who has worked hardest to make their part of the...
...such as promoting the new learning offer. Some disabled colleagues continue to report barriers, such as their line manager refusing to complete a Workplace Adjustment Passport. We need to address...
...awarded the contract to a new supplier. Through clear performance targets, close management of the contract and effective working with the new supplier, we have seen consistently strong performance during...
...‘new kid’ on the Permanent Secretary block, it’s been fascinating to take on the job at such a pivotal time for the UK Civil Service and to engage with other...
