A digital Civil Service - a message from Matthew Hancock
...this is mission critical. We increasingly know how to do it and today we’re bringing all those things together to take the next step. Digital is changing how we deliver...
...this is mission critical. We increasingly know how to do it and today we’re bringing all those things together to take the next step. Digital is changing how we deliver...
The Civil Service Race Forum cheered out the Chinese New Year with great splendour and vibrancy, in the lavish surroundings of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office on 23 February. Martin...
...partnership to implementation – and apply those tools to a live policy problem (improving life chances). Participants in the Cabinet Office Policy School As well as taking part in interactive...
...in what today we would call an apprenticeship in bookkeeping, from where he went on to qualify as an accountant. I passed the exams for a fee-paying school, went on...
...taxpayer, but also to drive innovation in the wider economy. That is why, in 2016, we will build on progress from 2015 to introduce a range of measures aimed at...
...'Relationships'. We are all asked to go the extra mile in prioritising our relationships and to consider how much time we actively commit to listening to friends, family and colleagues...
...needs. In between other priorities, there’s already so much good work going on across departments. In the HR community we are looking to build on this, to take HR in...
...had to arrange an extra session in one of the larger meeting rooms. Our profile has increased significantly across the Civil Service, helping us make new contacts within departments (particularly...
...to encourage everyone in the UK to donate the first new five-pound-note they receive to a charity of their choice. The campaign is estimated to have raised up to £12.5...
...a need to see it. A new framework for risk management With this in mind, I am pleased today to see the publication of a new risk management framework for...