Celebrating Inter Faith Week in the Civil Service
...of whether you have a faith or belief, or none. I encourage everyone to engage in conversations about faith and belief in the workplace, not just this week but at...
...of whether you have a faith or belief, or none. I encourage everyone to engage in conversations about faith and belief in the workplace, not just this week but at...
...inherited a situation where we were spending £4 for every £3 we took in taxes. Something had to change and we worked to deliver that from day one. The reforms...
...so no one need feel alone or suffer in silence. These resources are available on Civil Service Learning and the new Learning Platform for Government (for colleagues who work in...
...giving yourself a 5-minute break which you could use for one of the wellbeing tasks from our A-Z to better wellbeing toolkit. eXpand your horizons According to NHS Moodzone, trying...
...Live 2013 (Copyright: Civil Service World Events) When I was appointed as Permanent Secretary of the MoD one of my personal priorities was to try and improve the quality of...
...to join us. Our focus is to support the needs of Hindu staff and our members, promote diversity, inclusion and wellbeing, and support Civil Service departments. Our membership is open...
...additional work but we allocated this according to strengths, but at the same time they helped each other develop by sharing work they had done and how they had done...
...but constructive feedback will help us become better leaders. Our role is voluntary, and we were commissioned to do an hour a month, but everyone has contributed more, for which...
...We must leave no stone unturned in our efforts to become genuinely inclusive, where everyone feels that the Civil Service is a great place to work – a place where...
...enjoy the benefits of a better balance between work and home commitments. The Civil Service People Survey 2018 shows that job sharers have the highest levels of employee engagement and...