...services under pressure. Remembering the vital role healthcare services play is one of the ways our tax collectors motivate themselves as they work their way towards the Self Assessment deadline....
...in line with what I’m passionate about. No two days are ever the same, which is one of the aspects I enjoy about it. The apprenticeship provides me with a...
...ways, whether as someone who has been diagnosed, as a carer for a loved one, or as a line manager or colleague of a team member with a cancer diagnosis....
...then, we have suffered three miscarriages: one ‘chemical pregnancy’, one late-stage loss at 18 weeks named Daniel, and one termination on medical advice at 10 weeks. Fortunately, last year, my...
...put together guidance based on much of what we learned from this one on one discussion. So we want to say thanks to everyone that came along. You’ve really helped....
...zones, but I have never seen one surrounded by a high perimeter wall with barbed wire, cameras, guard towers, and UN peacekeepers patrolling in armoured tank convoys. Once inside the...
...any role can be done as a job-share. We didn’t really know one another before we started job-sharing. Polly had been job-sharing with someone who went to work in the...
...confusing previous website, one of the aims was to simplify the language of government. This helps everyone complete tasks (like registering to vote) quickly and with minimum fuss. The website's...
...colleagues. The Civil Service Rainbow Alliance (CSRA) network for LGB employees, and a:gender, the network for trans and intersex employees also took part in the event. One of the speakers...
Matthew Rycroft, Permanent Secretary, Department for International Development One of my top days in the first six months at the Department for International Development (DFID) was the Global Disability Summit...
