...respectively. Alex Chisholm, Cabinet Office Permanent Secretary Alex Chisholm said: “Civil servants across the workforce will have bright ideas for how we could improve our use of data, strengthening staff...
...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....
...through this whole period. Struggling from one day to the next We are members of families, we are friends and colleagues, we might be caring for others or receiving help...
...replacement cornea. I was blind, and for the first time in my life I felt really frightened, alone, isolated, helpless and fearful for my future. How would I be able...
...UK, one in two people will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime, and around 1 million people of working age, currently have cancer. Given the significant number of people...
...most part for the better, we still have a long way to go. Remember things that help remove barriers for people with visual or non-visual disabilities will actually help everyone...
...with him at the DWP in the Digital Category, he is one of the foremost inclusive leaders across the civil service, sees and nurtures the promise in everyone. Nick Joicey...
...organisations and its arms-length bodies. Our aims are to: identify race equality issues that affect civil servants and promote the resolution of these issues work collaboratively to test concepts, evidence...
...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...
...and retention; vetting allows us to know that everyone with access to protectively marked material has a high level of integrity, and is unlikely to be blackmailed or extorted. National...
