Guest blog from Robert Hannigan on promoting diversity in GCHQ
...of staff being free to be themselves, bringing their talents unencumbered to bear on the vital work we do. The Stonewall audit shows there is still plenty of work for...
...of staff being free to be themselves, bringing their talents unencumbered to bear on the vital work we do. The Stonewall audit shows there is still plenty of work for...
...include learning for leaders from a non-financial background. On 8 December, for example, we ran a workshop on raising financial awareness, which was really useful for leaders who wanted to...
...modelling techniques to predict problem areas and present recommendations. For example, you might advertise a job in Glasgow for a digital professional, however, after a week, the campaign has drawn...
...their blogs have drawn nearly 30,000 views, underlining their need for awareness. SHIFT also developed a health and wellbeing education booklet for Servicewomen and Commanders. “I’m so grateful for the...
...A is for Acronyms You need to Spell It Out The First Time (SIOTFT) with the acronym in brackets. S is for short sentences and paragraphs Break your long, dense,...
...that show how individual civil servants are successfully taking forward key elements of the reform programme. This work has been jointly led by the Minister for Cabinet Office, Francis Maude,...
...for a place on the Civil Service Fast Stream. Last summer, 174 young people joined Whitehall departments for a placement of up to 9 weeks in the heart of government....
...for Wales Rachael Yokoo Laurence, Head of Diversity, Health and Well-being, Department for Transport Bristol Defra, Environment Agency and Department for Education are supporting this event, and the Environment Agency...
...for implementing one of the most ambitious government programmes for decades, at the same time as making preparations for Brexit – itself a project virtually unprecedented in our modern peacetime...
...electronic means, is a way of life for some colleagues with disabilities. For others, access was more visceral, as the pandemic’s first wave took its toll. Access issues for people...