...laws. Our Code of Practice for testing automated vehicle technologies, published last July, is now being copied by other countries. In some areas, UK companies and universities have world-class capability....
...and introduced me to binary systems, programmable calculators and early home computers such as the ZX81. In 1981, before going to university, I worked for GEC’s research lab, writing code...
...they communicate with us and the service is a welcome addition to what we already provide, including text phones and lip reading services. Using new technology to improve the way...
...of modern life is ever-increasing, and there are days when even finding ten minutes to read the newspaper is near impossible. It is hardly surprising, then, that many of us...
...I make sure that we publicise the Workplace Adjustment Passport and include this in my own ULR ‘welcome pack’ to new members of staff. Using the passport, you can track...
...goals In 2020, the Civil Service awarded two new contracts, one with EY and the other with KPMG, to provide much of the learning and development used by departments, professions...
...(COTT) programme started rolling out to staff in October 2014 and has resulted in over 1,700 Cabinet Office staff receiving new laptops, new software (Google Apps for Work) and access...
...been appointing ministers to roles across Whitehall, and I can now give more details about the new government. Among the senior offices of state, we have a new Chancellor, Philip...
...a new Strategy, the Civil Service Talent Action Plan, launched it in September and used it to start the most concerted engagement across the Civil Service on Diversity and Inclusion...
It’s easy to think that the solution to a policy problem is to fund a new programme or put in place new legislation. These are, of course, important parts of...
