...gain insight on the changing needs of civil servants, and with the workplace provision, we can complement workplace support, and offer the right mix of help. Planning The last three...
...smile – especially given our other mail is typically our council tax bill or the latest pizza delivery menu. Beyond befriending I am just one of many volunteers – the...
...and Salford Better Business Compliance Partnership. This is one of 5 partnerships launched in October following some policy work on illegal working and the exploitation of migrant workers. This concluded...
...from birth with Erb’s Palsy in one arm. This means I cannot lift heavy objects with both arms, or reach above chest height with one arm, and I have poor...
...submitted for testing. My team act as the liaison between the local office, APHA, the labs and policy teams and the Chief Veterinary Officer to ensure everyone is kept informed....
...right decisions to drive user-centred services. By doing so, the potential of big data and automation can be unlocked. No one can succeed alone and collaborative efforts are rewarded with...
...everyday lives. And while we continue to increase the opportunities, one thing will not change, we are committed to making sure that everyone has access and that the entry assessment...
...Carer’s Passport, which helps people communicate their caring commitments and manage their work responsibilities better, can have a profound impact. A recent thank-you note to one of the charity’s advisory...
...on a speeding bullet’! The accomplishment of the engineers and scientists working on this mission is staggering. I was privileged to hear one of the chief scientists, who said that...
Throughout my career in the Civil Service, I have seen many ‘revolutionary’ changes become the norm. Writing a blog, in itself, is one of those changes. So, let me tell...
