The best career decision I’ve ever made – a male perspective on jobsharing
...to create a closely knit team and were sure to involve them in discussions before major decisions – they joked about us arguing in front of the kids when we...
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No ordinary careers: why I joined the Civil Service
...post to work in the Debt Management Department in HMRC. There are many ways to get into the Civil Service from direct entry into a Civil Service job to applying...
Positive Action Pathways: levelling the playing field
...to have the courage to put myself in scary situations, to see how I cope. For example, next month I am going to facilitate at an event for the Top...
Devolution and You - how to get the most out of ‘interchange shadowing’
...the week involved workshops, including with the Territorial Offices. There were also useful tours, including to the House of Commons and No. 10, and these just topped off a well-constructed...
What you can learn at Civil Service Live 2016
...how to co-design solutions to complex policy problems by working with other departments and actively involving the citizens we serve as well as how we apply system thinking and use...
Delivering Civil Service Learning's new digital service - what we've learnt so far
...a new digital service. In alpha, we wanted to find out how learning could be more personalised, relevant and informal. My colleague, Neha Datt, wrote the blog Learning to be...
The Workplace Adjustment Passport: Lisa's story
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Rupert McNeil, Government Chief People Officer, Civil Service Human Resources, Cabinet Office, Posted on:
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Civil Service Leaders
...From this, we were able to put new adjustments into place really easily. My new adjustments included: a quiet room; a ‘Roger Pen’ microphone for meetings; communication support, such as...
Health and wellbeing - run for your life
...hit stop on the stopwatch until the race is over. Run for your life and never give up. If you want to get into sports, join the CSSC and get...
Inclusion by instinct?
...inclusion instinctive, and then tell people that’s how they must be. It reminds me of being told on family holidays in the 1960s, with us four siblings packed into the...
Days in the lives of flexible-working fathers – Part 2
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Brian Stanislas MBE and Cross-Government Flexible Working Network, Posted on:
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A great place to work, Year of Inclusion
To mark Father’s Day (21 June), this is the second of two blogs giving an insight into the lives of civil servant fathers and their experiences of working at home...