Workplace Adjustment Stories: 1 – Sue’s story
...behaviour are not helpful if you’re trying to manage someone like me, and can cause confusion – it isn’t logical. And therein lies the problem. One thing that has helped...
...behaviour are not helpful if you’re trying to manage someone like me, and can cause confusion – it isn’t logical. And therein lies the problem. One thing that has helped...
For most people the Department of Work and Pensions means one thing, job centres. I work in quite a specialised area that few people would recognise, I'm a Local Service...
...could affect any of us or our loved ones as the population ages, and he encouraged me to go to the next course. In August 2013 I was involved in...
...skills and those of colleagues around us, listening to one another and giving everyone the opportunity to challenge and contribute. One great way of doing that is through mentoring. Mentoring...
...informal setting where we could share our stories and encourage others to do the same. The response was overwhelming. Almost everyone had a link to one or more of the...
...is the same. How can we most effectively harness the rich diversity of our population to deliver better policy? Discovering democracy in action One sunny Sunday in March, I experienced...
...pave the way for a better future. Reaching out to The Prince’s Trust was a stepping stone to getting where I am today. Through the trust I secured work experience...
...Better Wellbeing toolkit. Which one of these could you try and do more of in 2019? About Team Chaffinch Members of Team Chaffinch with their Civil Service Award, presented...
...world is a complex one to work in. Finding effective solutions to the problems it poses is what Dstl does. Success requires understanding of the relationships between causes, effects and...
...and a fiscal benefit of £1.51. This “truly pioneering evaluation work” was cited as “one of the most complex ever attempted in social policy”. and a “landmark study in terms...