In praise of vulnerability
...to building trust. That’s why I’ve introduced the practice of ‘check-in’. Every meeting and workshop starts with each person sharing one thing that’s on their mind in their work life,...
...to building trust. That’s why I’ve introduced the practice of ‘check-in’. Every meeting and workshop starts with each person sharing one thing that’s on their mind in their work life,...
...new approach to the Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation, and the Department of Transport's creative release on bus statistics, have given recognition to teams working to ensure that better statistics...
...I then returned to work for three months while my partner looks after him alone. In mid-July, when he is six months old, my partner will go back to work...
...a digital service that the whole of the Civil Service uses is an exciting and complex challenge. I’m really proud of taking our new booking service into the first cross-government...
...cost-efficient solutions that provide greater transparency while providing a better service for members of the public. We also have an interest in the wider development and adoption of technology to...
...insights. In 2010, the UK’s Behavioural Insights Team (BIT) was the only one of its kind in the world. Now, all that’s changed, and we’re seeing the emergence of similar...
...scored lower in the annual performance management box marking system – fewer in the top box, more in the bottom box. This isn’t found everywhere, and where it is found...
...why events like this still exist. If everything was fine we wouldn’t need them! The day is designed to promote action in all sections of society to raise awareness about...
...how you can get involved? Sharing and developing your skills One of the many civil servants who has shown real dedication to supporting a good cause is Elizabeth Formby. Liz...
From this week, new EU and UK legislation comes into effect resulting in one of the biggest ever changes to the way the public sector buys goods and services, opening...