Sir Jeremy Heywood, Cabinet Secretary and Head of the Civil Service One of the great privileges of my job is the opportunity to observe the fantastic work being done across...
...chance to thank those who had done particularly well with best coder and best supporting coder awards. Whilst the job was a huge challenge, and undoubtedly at times mundane, frustrating...
...is one new category this year - a new award for promoting health and wellbeing. Think broadly on this one: who has worked hardest to make their part of the...
...good mental health. One way is through physical activity. Being active and moving more has lots of benefits, which can include better mental health and an improved sense of well-being....
...of backgrounds to achieve their full potential. As someone who came into the Civil Service from a working-class background, these messages really chimed with me. I knew what the Civil...
...of ‘A Brilliant Civil Service’ is already part of how they work. And every session at this year’s Civil Service Live events – including interactive seminars, practical workshops, and one-to-one...
...pleased with the positive response since the pilot began last month (January). One customer, John Walker, from Peacehaven in East Sussex, got in touch to say he was ‘delighted’ to...
...more important for the Civil Service in recent years, as we understand better the link between individual well-being and organisational effectiveness. FM is an exciting profession that is constantly developing...
Sir Jeremy Heywood, Cabinet Secretary and Head of the Civil Service Building a diverse and inclusive workforce that reflects the people we serve is one of my main priorities as...
On a bitterly cold Saturday in January, 200 people from all around the country descended on the National Audit Office in Buckingham Palace Road. We – for I was one...
