The HMRC decade
...cliffs and coves of Cornwall was rather different from the more prosaic 19th-century clerk who processed income tax returns – with the introduction of Value Added Tax in the 1970s,...
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Valuing our Civil Service Carers
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Alex Chisholm, Civil Service Chief Operating Officer and Cabinet Office Permanent Secretary, Posted on:
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A great place to work, Uncategorized
...caring. If you don’t have one of these, please think about filling one in. Alex Chisholm, Permanent Secretary Cabinet Office Today, I have the pleasure of launching Supporting our Carers...
Connecting Over Grief
The death of a loved one is always tough, leaving a void for loved ones left behind. Keela Shackell-Smith channelled her pain to found the Grief Café and support bereaved...
The expected and unexpected benefits of the Cabinet Office Technology Transformation
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Catriona McGrath and Russell Barnes, Posted on:
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More digital, Smarter working
...found the switch from Microsoft to Google difficult - not because one or other is better or worse, but because years of familiarity make switching hard. Positive Now that the...
Launch of the Civil Service Data Challenge - we want your ideas
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Dan Cutts is the Senior Campaigns Manager for Cabinet Office Communications, Posted on:
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A Brilliant Civil Service, Uncategorized
...respectively. Alex Chisholm, Cabinet Office Permanent Secretary Alex Chisholm said: “Civil servants across the workforce will have bright ideas for how we could improve our use of data, strengthening staff...
Finding inspiration on the frontline
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Robert Devereux and Russell Barnes, Posted on:
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Civil Service Leaders, Leadership Statement
...their events, informal group discussion, or sitting with individuals to learn about their role and what would make it better. Visiting the frontline I recently visited the Halifax Contact Centre...
How to be a Steve
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Angela MacDonald, HMRC Deputy CEO and Second Permanent Secretary, Posted on:
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A Brilliant Civil Service, Civil Service Leaders, Good management, Health & Wellbeing, Leadership in Action
...through this whole period. Struggling from one day to the next We are members of families, we are friends and colleagues, we might be caring for others or receiving help...
What is it like to have visual impairment?
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Simon Skerritt, Chair of the Civil Service Visual Network, Posted on:
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Diversity and inclusion, Health & Wellbeing, Improved outcomes, Leadership in Action, Year of Inclusion
...replacement cornea. I was blind, and for the first time in my life I felt really frightened, alone, isolated, helpless and fearful for my future. How would I be able...
Did you know that cancer is classed as a disability under the Equality Act?
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Seonaid Webb is Deputy Director for Change, Strategy Directorate, Defra and Chair of the Civil Service Working through Cancer network, Posted on:
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Better policymaking, Diversity and inclusion, Health & Wellbeing
...UK, one in two people will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime, and around 1 million people of working age, currently have cancer. Given the significant number of people...
Job share tips: Dividing work and hours
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Civil Service Job Share Network and Russell Barnes, Posted on:
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Our Civil Service
...of resentment that one person is getting an easier/more interesting job. This is particularly important if the job is not split 50-50. Roles are usually divided in the following ways:...