...and Cyber Monday. It’s a fantastic moment for us all to look at opportunities in our own lives for giving and volunteering. Last year, £6,000 a minute was raised for...
...get out of bed for my nephew and nieces as they didn’t understand, and were desperate for me to open the presents. Trying to smile for them and not get...
...objectives for the Profession – for example use of standardised competencies and agreed qualifications. The intentions of our profession are fundamentally the same as for any of the government professions...
...with Scottish Government Permanent Secretary Leslie Evans (seated centre). I set out my key priorities for the Civil Service for the year ahead. It was an open and forthright session,...
...the priesthood when I retire. Underpinning these activities is a passion for campaigning on mental health issues. I share my story in person for TTCW and for the Civil Service...
...Policy Apprenticeship for HM Revenue & Customs. I joined HMRC in late 2018 after a decade working in retail and marketing, I was keen for a new challenge, and craved...
...Deputy Champion for Carers Support for carers The Civil Service provides lots of support for our carers. If you’re a young carer, I encourage you to fill out a carer’s...
...servant called Ruth had fractured her back in a motorbike crash, and feared for her career. Fortunately, Ruth was helped with a few modest workplace adjustments and was ultimately able...
...Our role involves working proactively with private offices, policy and communications teams to produce ‘forward looks’. These are proposals for future engagements that dovetail with ministerial responsibilities and government priorities....
Philip Rutnam, Perm Secretary for the Department for Transport and Civil Service Disability Champion Today is International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD). The event was conceived in 1992 by...
