Rupert McNeil, Government Chief People Officer One in four people will experience a mental health problem each year; and one in six will struggle in any given week. Suicide remains...
...in the work and career journeys of some ethnic minority colleagues. So, there's plenty more work to be done – and to be done in a sustainable way; otherwise, we'll...
...and ethnicity? Faith? Age? Disability? Gender? Sex or sexuality? Perhaps all of these things. But what about location? According to the Institute for Government, there are now 83,530 civil servants...
...pleased to share a post written by Sam Balch at the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) who has been breaking down conversational barriers between people of different...
...who work in isolating, insecure or complex environments, the challenges are even greater. Sharing personal tips and techniques for how to survive and thrive in these situations is one of...
...the Treasury Minute that established the Office of the Parliamentary Counsel in 1869. Before the office was established, the system for preparing government bills was a haphazard one. Some bills...
...the struggle for equal voting rights and explains how young people can make their voices heard today. Last year marked an important democratic milestone – 100 years since some women...
...not. And it’s a chance to learn about the different ways of reaching out, or of supporting a colleague, if one of you needs help to cope. Just knowing when...
...skills and knowledge. Quality of work Along with supporting career development for everyone in the CPS, finding out more about my colleagues and getting a better understanding of the organisation...
...medication, so the flexibility of working from home allows me to deal with the side-effects of the medication such as extreme fatigue. How does our condition affect us? As everyone...
