...inclusive for all. Together, we are pushing for a cultural change towards openness and honesty surrounding mental health and that can only be a boost for everyone. Thanks for reading....
...and more digitally - is literally giving the country more for less. Some of you commented in response – “how do you know it isn’t simply ‘less for less?’” Fair...
...should be doing this as a matter of routine. Being part of one Civil Service with shared values and a passion for delivering for citizens wherever they live in the...
...of them – were the lucky winners of a heavily oversubscribed ballot for tickets for the 10th UK Govcamp. Govcamp is the free, annual ‘unconference’ for people interested in how...
...story is an important one for us to remember. Whilst many of us are working at home as part of the current lockdown restrictions, we should continue to ensure workplace...
...as well as Commissioner for the British Indian Ocean Territory and British Antarctic Territory, I am never short of things to keep me occupied. Much of being a role model...
...for staff and a measure of protection for their wellbeing and mental health through the support they offer. It’s great to see many networks doing exactly this: colleagues in the...
...its lasting impact, too – for example, on your future working relationship, or the implications for working patterns or work balance in the longer term I’m looking forward to putting...
...society by focusing on reducing reoffending. It’s a real problem. The most recent proven reoffending rate for adult offenders was 26.1%. Although there’ has been a slight reduction in reoffending...
...Carer’s Passport and support available for Carers can be found on the Charity for Civil Servants website and through the Civil Service Carers Network. If you have epilepsy, talk to...
