...has one of the biggest and most complex EU exit portfolios, responsible for work ranging from energy and climate change to science, competition and innovation. To address this, BEIS is...
...while browsing the Civil Service Learning website. None of my colleagues had heard about CT (I found out on day one of the course that all the other participants had...
...in London in June 2016, live-streamed to our other six sites. We introduced ourselves to the department back in March on International Women’s Day, but this launch was our opportunity...
...for too long staff networks are regarded as volunteer groups, groups that are nice to have and you can tick a box to say you’ve got one. I think what...
Sir Jeremy Heywood New thinking is needed if we are to meet the Government’s social and economic objectives. An important part of this is the need to promote better ways...
One of the best things about being a part of the Civil Service is the opportunity to be involved in initiatives that have a real effect on the lives of...
...‘that’s the person who really found my passion. They’re the ones who made the difference for me.’ “But if you haven’t ever had someone in your life who really believes...
...talking about mental health. Mental health problems are common – they affect one in four people every year, yet too often people are afraid to talk about their experiences because...
...that so suddenly taken away. My grandfather was one of the lucky ones; over 1 million children were killed in the Holocaust and many more survived only having lived through...
...excellent consultations from across government, and I encourage anyone who has been involved in one to share their experiences in the comments section below. Through sharing best practice and by...
