...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...
...be the UK’s most inclusive employer by 2020, one that is representative of society, and better equipped to meet the challenges we face. Better equipped because it is made up...
...policy and governance from the Government Digital Service this year saw digital and data policy unified in one place, giving DCMS the responsibility of looking across the whole spectrum of...
...Happy 18th birthday, Civil Service Disability Network! This year, the Civil Service Disability Network (CSDN) passed a significant milestone of 18 years since its inception. The network has done sterling...
...individual? The United Nations 2030 agenda for sustainable development pledged to “leave no one behind” in its goals to eradicate poverty and ensure that all human beings can fulfil their...
...hoping for. And in the meantime, it’s one of the worst kept Navy secrets that the parties are often better on the lower deck! All the reserve forces (Royal Navy,...
...one get frustrated with things and try not fall out with each other. Doctors and hospital appointments, radio- and chemotherapy sessions, phone calls telling you you need to go home...
...Division Clerk or Assistant Clerk. My grandfather was one of them. He was born in 1900, grew up in Holborn, went to Marylebone Grammar School and joined the Ministry of...
...I would always have to keep one step ahead. Cinematic running Paul Carter taking part in the Running Festival At Goodwood in October 2018] It’s hard to run like Tom...
