Workplace Adjustment Stories: Maria's story

...for my first job in the Civil Service, my mum encouraged me to disclose my condition on the application form. Sickle cell has not limited my career progression or opportunities...
...for my first job in the Civil Service, my mum encouraged me to disclose my condition on the application form. Sickle cell has not limited my career progression or opportunities...
...more accountable for ensuring recruitment and promotion are fair and open. And this month the Civil Service signed up to the Race at Work charter, a new initiative designed to...
...events. I particularly commend PRISM, the Welsh Government LGBTI network for winning the Championing Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex award for their fantastic work relaunching the network, putting on...
...buildings in London. The Charity for Civil Servants annual Walking Challenge also launches today. The Charity is firmly behind the concept of exercising for better mental health. Every year thousands...
Ross Woodward won the 2017 Civil Service Diversity and Inclusion Award for Championing LGB&TI Inclusion. My name is Ross. I’ve been a civil servant for three and a half years,...
...with it particular challenges for personal wellbeing. Change, uncertainty about where you might be heading next, and distance from friends and family all draw on resilience. And for our staff...
...This was obvious in every meeting, and for many years I felt that I was noticed as a woman first, and for my skills and expertise second. My mum still...
...and how best to implement it in the specific operational context. If, for example, a phased return to work on 50% of normal hours is advised for the first week...
...our service, about how they learn and how they’d like to learn. https://youtu.be/3t_dbvGAZzc One of the outputs of the discovery phase was a vision for our new digital service for...
...Faith & Belief. The interest it generated certainly confirmed my sense that there is a real appetite for more discussion about these issues, and for people to be able to...