...they’ve been filled (sometimes it’s good to do this in discussions with colleagues.) Keep looking for new ones, it’s always good to be on the lookout to discover what someone...
...communities and suggests that it is one of the possible explanations as to the difference in experience amongst people from BAME Communities. I was diagnosed with cancer almost 9 years...
...in the 1990s. With hindsight it seems to me that my Father really set the tone for me to be able to keep motivated and ‘getting the job done’ in...
...with the mental and physical effects decades later. Survivors of child sexual abuse often stay silent about their suffering for years - and some never tell anyone. Some feel let...
...in the Cabinet Office) celebrating the launch of the Applicant Tracking System known as ‘Vx’ which I ended by saying ‘We’ll be building on the range of services we already...
...to Norwich anyway, and so for the last two and a half years, me and my mum have been living together. Alongside this, one of my brothers has a long-term...
...constantly returning to one of these in particular - Creating a Sense of Purpose and Focusing on Outcomes. Leading through a crisis as all-embracing as this one, and doing it...
...you can get the better. So lockdown was a profound change, as school, childcare and extended family all moved out of reach. The prospect of spending all day, every day,...
Background The Civil Service Carers Network (CSCN) brings together representatives from 42 carers networks across the Civil Service and our membership continues to grow. A carer is anyone who cares...
...Job Share and Alternative Working Network (CSJSAWN); and the Cross Government Flexible Working Network (CGFWN). In truth, it is more about the evolution of one network broadening its reach and...
