...who I’d not seen in over a decade – made to me recently, asking me if my sight had improved, since I appeared to cope with the issues much better....
...and are – making government better for the people it serves and the people who work within it. Anyone who has followed this blog over the last year or so,...
...we are building a sustainable, scalable commercial function that will encourage our valued suppliers to innovate and become more competitive, helping to deliver better public services, and create better value...
...Liasion Team, Home Office Inclusive Employment: Nita Gajipara, Ministry of Justice The winners of the Diversity and Equality Awards 2014. Well done to all the winners, and also to...
...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...
...Civil Service Live Innovation Challenge, one of over 50 projects nominated. One of the finalists makes his pitch in the Innovation Challenge at Civil Service Live 2015, London We competed...
...We will also be clearer about what skills and experience people need to be plausible candidates for promotion and top jobs. One example: we often train people early in their...
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...
...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...
