...Service new skills relevant in today’s world, from digital and information technology to new leadership and management skills. Apprentices are one way that we can positively transform the Civil Service...
...exploring one answer through the Centre for Social Action, which is helping to grow volunteering models that complement public services, from health, ageing and care, to supporting young people. Since...
...required – and I want to look at the example set by just one of them. Last month, Minister for the Cabinet Office Matthew Hancock launched the Government Communications Plan...
...of 11 and 15, the UK goes from having one of the best records across 42 countries on life satisfaction, to one of the poorest. A lack of support networks...
...how you can get involved? Sharing and developing your skills One of the many civil servants who has shown real dedication to supporting a good cause is Elizabeth Formby. Liz...
...we get that balance right, the outcome is always better. The functional structure within government must be flexible and one size will not fit all. The functional model allows government...
...cost-efficient solutions that provide greater transparency while providing a better service for members of the public. We also have an interest in the wider development and adoption of technology to...
...happening. And the pace of change is accelerating. Government is adopting new ideas and new ways of working to make everything we do better for users, and more efficient. Technology...
...I then returned to work for three months while my partner looks after him alone. In mid-July, when he is six months old, my partner will go back to work...
...GDP figures to give us a better picture of the health of our economy in their article entitled ‘Sex, Drugs and GDP’. The Behavioural Insights Team explain how they used...
