...adjustments. However in my experience, they generally cannot be used in isolation, but as a supplement to other adjustments. If you think that assistive software could help you, talk to...
...new terms fit into the hierarchy in the correct way and that they don’t duplicate terms that already exist. Many organisations use taxonomies to help them categorise their information. Whenever...
...part of the Civil Service safe. We’ll share how people can access tools, information and join forums and communities, if they’re particularly interested. We have an information stand so come...
...to say is that, day in, day out, thanks to staff dedicated to delivering the best for patients, standards of care in the NHS are consistently high. Ideally, public whistleblowing...
...to know more about volunteering and how to use your five days, talk to your department’s volunteering network; or investigate opportunities online through Do-It or the National Council for Voluntary...
...in five days. How will you use yours? If you would like to know more about volunteering and how to use your five days, talk to your department's volunteering network....
...use it every day. And we’re planning to move to a system where all our staff can click a button to give feedback on an internal page or system, just...
...as a Deaf person is to have all-staff emails or mandatory office updates translated into British Sign Language, to improve connectivity and mental health issues. Ultimately, I want to use...
...the readability and sentence structure. ► To make information easier to digest, break long paragraphs into shorter ones and use left align for margins. ► Use a simple font such...
...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...
