Finding inspiration on the frontline
...increasingly use our services between 8 to 9am and 4 to 6pm. To meet this demand, the teams had to revisit some of their own working patterns. Lisa brought together...
...increasingly use our services between 8 to 9am and 4 to 6pm. To meet this demand, the teams had to revisit some of their own working patterns. Lisa brought together...
Jane Kenny, a DWP provision manager in Jobcentre Plus, explains how she used the Civil Service Learning website to develop commercial skills she never knew she had.
...the department. This means I’ve been involved in the end-of-year review system in a number of different ways - as an individual, a line manager and in my HRBP role....
...on a year ago. For the first time in a long time a recovery in real wages seems under way. The public finance figures today confirms this trend. Net public...
...just one sentence: “We will show our pride in, and passion for, public service.” Pride and passion for public service Pride and passion are emotions that are hard won in...
...visit to the charity’s website as they have lots of self-help and mutual aid resources to support health and well-being, free and available to all of us and our families....
Working with the courts and running surveillance operations to catch benefit fraudsters, DWP's Brian Solomans talks about his unusual Civil Service career.
...awards ceremony, taking place at the Foreign Office’s Lancaster House in London on 19 November. We spoke to a few of them about how it felt to make it this...
Belinda Crompton from DWP explains how even the smallest work task can have large commercial costs, and how switching from post to scanning is saving money.
You might not know it, but you could be making commercial decisions for your department. DWP's Gary Edwards reveals his top 5 commercial tips - as taught to him by The Beatles.