...all about inspiration. In my private life, I’ve adopted two children and later conceived two children naturally. However, I’ve faced other challenges too, related to being a child in poverty...
...Service Reform initiative. Sherin Aminossehe’s open letter to the membership, issued January 2014, explains further. Dear Colleagues, I am writing to you as members of the newly-named Government Property Profession...
...Permanent Secretaries have already completed face to face training. Thank you to all who have worked hard in individual departments to create change, so many of you are making impressive...
...uncertain domestic and international contexts. Ebola, the fall in the oil price, the continuing threat to our homeland security and renewed uncertainty in the Eurozone will all have domestic as...
...in the offices of Jobcentre Plus, to workers supporting the earthquake-relief efforts in Nepal – for their conduct during the pre-election period. The professionalism, integrity and impartiality you displayed were...
...offer insights into how we can go further, particularly to attract more people from lower socioeconomic backgrounds to join the Civil Service Fast Stream. I am, therefore, delighted to announce...
...them to act in their own interests in a more informed way, can bring about change that benefits everyone. The BIT MINDSPACE report helps you draw on the increasingly rich...
...play in supporting industry and commerce. However, the private sector has generally been quicker than government to adapt new technologies and innovative business models. This is a serious gap, which...
...and home-based in any and every combination. There's a strong business case for supporting flexible working: It supports the individual's work preferences, resulting in better motivated staff who want to...
...for Work and Pensions and Scottish Government executive teams came together for a joint session in Edinburgh last week. We used the time to discuss how we work together, both...
