Janet Young, Government Chief Property Officer and Head of the Government Property Profession National Inclusion Week 2019 is a fantastic opportunity to share how the Government Property Function is putting...
...much to learn This year’s programme covers a range of themes and an eclectic mix of learning sessions, offering something for all tastes and interests. Explore How to become a...
...lost. For want of a horse, the rider was lost. For want of a rider, the battle was lost. For want of a battle, the kingdom was lost. And all...
...relevant and self-paced. Here they’ve picked out five of the best … Civil Service Expectations Eleven quick-bite modules covering the Civil Service Code, the 2010 Equality Act, the importance of...
...a global leader in the application of behavioural insights to increase the impact of policy, and we now have more Social Impact Bonds than the rest of the world put...
This week we're launching D5, an international network of like-minded governments working on digital transformation of public services. The founding members are Estonia, Israel, New Zealand, South Korea and the...
...steps may seem daunting to some of our members - particularly on issues around using social media in the Civil Service. However, the potential of social media is too great...
...continuous professional development a sense of public duty - working and applying their knowledge in the best interests of the government and the public abiding by the code of ethics...
It’s time we had a talk about Twitter. The dark art, that wittering, inane flood of banality; that jabbering, unreliable and dangerous noise. How many see a hashtag and that...
...inevitably be areas of uncertainty. If you are at all unsure of what you can and can’t do, you should consult your departmental permanent secretary’s office or, for communicators, your...
