...problem. So how do we fix it? Matt Hancock talking to pupils at St Thomas More school in London Everyone in government has a duty to do their best to...
...times of war or financial crisis, for example. We’ve had some great role models like Evelyn Sharp who rose from the ranks to be the first woman Permanent Secretary. We...
Susie Owen (left) and Deborah Brooks at their desk in the Cabinet Office We are about to say goodbye to our joint role as Deputy Directors for Civil Service Diversity...
...weeks into the period allocated for nominations, which will close on 27 May 2016. The award categories for this year are: Employee Network Excellence Award Championing Disabled People Award Championing...
Lauren Jackson, KPMG Lauren Jackson is the Managing Director, Engagement and Communications, of a KPMG-led consortium working with Civil Service Learning to deliver learning programmes for civil servants. The pace...
...machines that had only recently been brought in. While the work has always been interesting and exciting, a lot of what has made me stay for so long has been...
One of the best things about being a part of the Civil Service is the opportunity to be involved in initiatives that have a real effect on the lives of...
...is to make this year’s awards the biggest and best yet. The awards are a real highlight for all those who are making a difference on diversity and inclusion in...
...with Sir Andrew Dilnot (Chair of the UK Statistics Authority) and Neil McIvor (Chief Statistician at DWP) was something of a marathon for all concerned. Our briefing team, led by...
...but also a business issue for all departments. Going forward, we can all take small steps to create a more open and supportive working environment. If you go on your...
