Philip Rutnam, Perm Secretary for the Department for Transport and Civil Service Disability Champion Last Saturday, 2 April, marked the beginning of 2016 World Autism Awareness Week. This annual event...
...already a source of personal empowerment. I wrote guidance for working with hearing impaired colleagues, and worked closely with the Disability Network to help the newly formed Department for International...
...death, war, injustice and personal danger with amazing fortitude and extreme professionalism, living the values of the Civil Service. It is our people who make our Civil Service the best...
...BAME Network) for her audacious tenacity in bringing BAME inclusion to the fore always. These are my BHM role models who are so acknowledged for who they are and for...
...worked with the Charity for Civil Servants to provide access to the Griefworks App. We have also worked alongside departments to support their work including the Department for Transport’s (DfT)...
...are keen for families to move into homes quickly. Currently, approximately 12,000 Afghans remain in temporary accommodation. This isn’t good for the families’ long-term integration or wellbeing, and doesn’t represent...
...“What is it that innovative organisations do that other organisations don’t?”. The answer? They have the culture, funding, insight, networks and skills for innovation. Here are seven ideas for how...
...of pounds on contracts to provide a wide range of public services. So, securing the best deals for government is essential, not only to deliver value for money to the...
...across Whitehall, and indeed across the country, are now busily putting all this into practice. And we are making progress. For example to support our drive for more agile working...
...taking forward these and other essential operational roles, such as the Parole Board for England and Wales. In high-pressured operational environments, the impact of leaders, both good and bad, can...
