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Celebrating progress towards a more diverse and inclusive Civil Service

The 2015 Diversity & Inclusion Awards winners with sponsor Dr Nasser Siabi (far left), Diversity Champion Sue Owen (3rd from left) and Sir Jeremy Heywood (centre left).

...up for the winners is to attend the Civil Service Awards at Buckingham Palace on 12 November, where our 'magnificent seven' will form the shortlist for the Diversity and Inclusion...

Making the Civil Service a true engine of social mobility

Civil Service Gender Pay Gap (Full Time) to Q2 2015

Last Sunday Nicky Morgan, Secretary of State for Education and Minister for Women and Equalities, announced that all public sector organisations will be required to publish information about their gender...

Name-blind recruitment – a commitment to diversity

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...for some intelligence roles or where active search is used to identify candidates. Being at the forefront of this initiative, and committed to it becoming standard practice across all industries,...

"An honourable calling" - The Queen visits Marsham Street to salute the work of civil servants

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Mark Sedwill, Perm Sec Home Office, and The Queen

...learn more about the important work you all do to support the activity of government in its many different forms. I know that being a member of the Civil Service,...

People Survey 2015 – you tell us where we must be better

...to understand and remove the barriers to progress for underrepresented groups. Soon, we will introduce name-blind job applications, making the recruitment process even fairer. Thank you again for recording your...