Who has the best civil service?
...their civil service. Not just as an end in itself, but to promote lesson learning and improvement. We are particularly interested in this in the Civil Service Board. Although we...
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Developed vetting isn’t about judging or exposing you
...and retention; vetting allows us to know that everyone with access to protectively marked material has a high level of integrity, and is unlikely to be blackmailed or extorted. National...
Personal Disability Stories: David’s Shielding Story
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Ben Merrick, Director, Joint Funds Unit, Cabinet Office, Posted on:
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A Brilliant Civil Service, Civil Service Leaders, Health & Wellbeing
...ingesting the smallest irritant. She needs to discover these one by one, using trial and error. Well, at least she isn’t neurodivergent, and has a tip top executive memory (sarcasm...
Highlighting the work of our consular services
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Joanna Roper CMG, UK Ambassador to the Netherlands, Foreign, Commonwealth and Diplomatic Office, Posted on:
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Our Civil Service
Alongside work to protect Britain’s national security and support British business, consular work - providing help to British citizens abroad - is one of the most important things the Foreign...
Staying connected and looking after your mental and physical health
...I'm sure we are all finding ways to try to deal with it, but it really hasn't been easy. Staying connected Staying connected with others is one way that is...
The HMRC decade
...cliffs and coves of Cornwall was rather different from the more prosaic 19th-century clerk who processed income tax returns – with the introduction of Value Added Tax in the 1970s,...
Why diversity is more important now than ever
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Sir Richard Heaton, Posted on:
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Civil Service Leaders, Civil Service Race Champion, Diversity and inclusion, Year of Inclusion
...notes, her aim is to keep a clear and consistent focus on promoting and championing ethnic diversity, and on supporting colleagues from different backgrounds. One advance we've made over the...
Five tips for working from home with children
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Civil Service Blog Team, Posted on:
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A great place to work, Health & Wellbeing, Year of Inclusion
...same. Additionally, we’ve had some goals like worksheets, outside play and arts and crafts. It's more intense than school as it's one to one, so despite looking to add more...
The expected and unexpected benefits of the Cabinet Office Technology Transformation
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Catriona McGrath and Russell Barnes, Posted on:
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More digital, Smarter working
...found the switch from Microsoft to Google difficult - not because one or other is better or worse, but because years of familiarity make switching hard. Positive Now that the...
International Women's Day 2020 – #AWomanWhoInspiresMe
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Berenice Burnett, Posted on:
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A great place to work, Skilled people, Year of Inclusion
...Reference to Trade, Industry and Finance. Between 1928 and 1934, Dr Miller was a lecturer in the Department of Commerce at the University of Liverpool. In 1932 she married one...