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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Starting the conversation on faith and belief
...between them span a variety of Christian and Jewish traditions, including a licensed lay minister and the senior sponsor of the Jewish Network. Charlie Hutton, one of my Environment Agency...
Five tips for working from home with children
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Civil Service Blog Team, Posted on:
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A great place to work, Health & Wellbeing, Year of Inclusion
...same. Additionally, we’ve had some goals like worksheets, outside play and arts and crafts. It's more intense than school as it's one to one, so despite looking to add more...
Neurodiversity Celebration Week: supporting colleagues
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Abigail Agyei, Posted on:
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A Modern Civil Service, A Skilled Civil Service, An Ambitious Civil Service, An Innovative Civil Service, Uncategorized
...rather than weaknesses. Neurodiversity commonly refers to people with autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, dyslexia, dyspraxia and other learning disabilities. Current estimates suggest that around one in seven of us in...
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...
Five tips for effective objectives setting
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Rupert McNeil, Government Chief People Officer, Civil Service Human Resources, Cabinet Office, Posted on:
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Civil Service Leaders
Rupert McNeil, Civil Service Chief People Officer Alexander Hamilton was one of the founding fathers of the United States, and served as chief aide under George Washington, the first President....
ICYMI: Round up of blogs from Week of Winners
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A Modern Civil Service, A Skilled Civil Service, An Ambitious Civil Service
...paid in cash with a weekly brown pay-packet. Junior grades had their own office and there wasn't a computer in sight, just a clunky fax machine. Since then, civil servants...
Young carers in the Civil Service
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Rebecca Sudworth, Director of Policy, Food Standards Agency, Posted on:
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A Modern Civil Service, A Skilled Civil Service, An Ambitious Civil Service
...aimed at raising awareness of young carers across the country. Here in the Civil Service, we have many carers aged between 16 and 29. These are people who are looking...
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...
Time to Reflect
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Adam Land, Senior Director at the Competition and Markets Authority, Posted on:
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A Modern Civil Service, A Skilled Civil Service, An Innovative Civil Service
...comforting. Equally, it’s also ok to say you’re struggling as this allows us to identify our shared feelings and discuss how to try to feel better. Making time for one...