...that people are more likely to mentor someone who looks like them rather than someone who is unlike them. One of the benefits of a diversity-based reverse mentoring relationship is...
“DFID is already better for having called out what was previously an elephant in the room.” Last week's National Diversity and Inclusion Week, was our opportunity to promote the theme...
Rupert McNeil, Civil Service Chief People Officer This week, we published on GOV.UK two new guides to help civil servants enjoy the benefits of shared parental leave. One is for...
...think and do things. That’s why the theme of ‘everyday inclusion’ for the recent National Inclusion Week was so apt. Tolerance and consideration Inclusion is about enabling everyone to participate...
...better policy-making, better delivery of services and more efficient and effective support services. We are committed to putting the needs of citizens at the heart of everything we do and...
...postings to 12 months, from six, to give a better balance of depth and breadth of experience. No degree necessary But one important element has remained the same: as an...
...at AO (Administrative Officer) grade, so I went for one of those. But where did you go to find out about opportunities across the Civil Service, its people, culture and...
...meetings, speeches, writing, meeting friends or family – must be cancelled. The most anyone gets from me in that moment is a one-line text or email: “Got a migraine, sorry,...
...on what was achieved in the previous term. One of the many things I’m proud of is that, over the last few months, various parts of my ‘Future-proofing’ initiative came...
Tony Meggs, Chief Executive, Infrastructure and Projects Authority Almost all government policy is delivered through a project or programme of one form or another. Good project delivery is vital to...
