Civil Service Awards: Vaccines rollout, call to arms

...goal to get vaccines into as many arms as possible in a race against the virus, the team faced a mammoth challenge to assess and procure the most promising vaccines,...
...goal to get vaccines into as many arms as possible in a race against the virus, the team faced a mammoth challenge to assess and procure the most promising vaccines,...
...before communicating with people. We put together our plans for the region quickly; how we would re-tool our operations, how we could keep in touch with people and how we...
...no further information passed down , so my feelings at that point were ‘????’! How did your management team get you involved in shaping this change? Initially the news was...
...an end until junior nets start again in January when I can use my coaching qualifications again. It's always interesting to see how different people learn and how best to...
...to get to where we want to be tomorrow. And we know where we want to get to – “The Government Commercial Function will be the best commercial function in...
...sensitivity to light, sound, smell and touch. I have to wear sunglasses, can’t let anyone touch me, as it tingles intensely, can’t eat or drink anything, and when I try...
...the embedded link to log in to the Civil Service Learning Platform for Government and then click on the links to access the information.] Looking after our people The Civil...
...bring that into other teams? How will you reflect on your position as a leader? I encourage you to click on the link below to explore Leadership in Action. https://civilservice.blog.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/86/2020/04/Leadership-in-Action.pdf...
...me, an entrepreneur in government keen to channel something of a start-up culture in tackling large, complex problems, the SAS siege poses an interesting challenge. How is it that 30...
...takes many shapes and forms, so I won’t go into detail. Instead, I want to share some of my personal experiences, because I want to be a voice for others...