When voters go to the polls in May, the Civil Service needs to be ready. The election result may be straightforward, with one party winning an overall majority. But whatever...
...be asked to join the central team. My role in the small programme team – there are just six of us – is to be the link between Movement to...
...Reference to Trade, Industry and Finance. Between 1928 and 1934, Dr Miller was a lecturer in the Department of Commerce at the University of Liverpool. In 1932 she married one...
Barry Spruce As a relative newcomer to the Civil Service (almost 6 months) – or, to be more precise, a recent returnee after a number of years away – one...
Jake McClure, Executive Director, Skills and Employability, City and Guilds Group (on secondment from Civil Service Learning) If you haven’t heard of the brilliant work done by enterprise advisers –...
Joe Powell I’m one of a growing number of apprentice ambassadors who are spreading the word about the fantastic opportunities that modern apprenticeships can offer young people. I do this...
Shared Parental Leave campaign poster At the beginning of the year I shared my views on the immediate priorities for the Civil Service. One of those was to increase opportunities...
...their civil service. Not just as an end in itself, but to promote lesson learning and improvement. We are particularly interested in this in the Civil Service Board. Although we...
...Locations include Northern Ireland, Scotland, Cornwall, Sussex and everywhere in between, including each of the Centenary Cities. The flag - 108 inches x 54 inches - has been turning heads...
...provided by The Charity for Civil Servants. They have done an excellent job in promoting this approach and are supportive of the move to a Civil Service-wide passport. You can...
