Learning at Work Week – shaping the future

...Future Ready How can we build and enhance learning cultures which help us to shape, adapt and be resilient to change? How can we motivate ourselves and others to be...
...Future Ready How can we build and enhance learning cultures which help us to shape, adapt and be resilient to change? How can we motivate ourselves and others to be...
...the department. This means I’ve been involved in the end-of-year review system in a number of different ways - as an individual, a line manager and in my HRBP role....
...day-to day-relationships between individuals and managers. Instead, the right mindset, kit, infrastructure and ability to work flexibly around care commitments were the important factors. Health and wellbeing of their people...
...gain promotion to new roles) what is important to you at work and at home? Are these values common? how would you tackle some typical scenarios likely to occur in...
...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...
...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...
...in many ways. Time In When we quietly reflect internally, focusing on sensations, images, feelings and thoughts, we help to better integrate the brain. Down Time When we are non-focused,...
...events and regional meet-ups continue to work in the open write new things How can you get involved? The kind of change we need starts from within. We want to...
...to services for the public, but from now on it’s also going to apply to internal services, which civil servants use. It will apply to new services and ones which...
My recent blog post on the introduction of ‘name-blind’ recruitment across the Civil Service attracted considerable interest and comment. Thank you to everyone who took the time to share their...