Birmingham revisited
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Bernadette Kelly, Posted on:
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A Brilliant Civil Service, Civil Service Leaders
Born-and-bred Brummie Bernadette Kelly explains why she now sees the city in a different light.
Inspiring our future
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Simon Baugh, Chief Executive, Government Communication Service, Posted on:
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A great place to work, Diversity and inclusion
What does a permanent secretary do? Department for Transport's Simon Baugh found out what some 8-year-olds thought when he accompanied Permanent Secretary Bernadette Kelly to a Primary Futures event.
Devolution: should I worry?
This is Devolution Learning Week. As Andy Robinson from the Department of Transport says, being more informed can allay any fears about what it means for you.
Reaping the rewards of home-grown learning and development
DfT's Teresa Ewington is part of the team sowing the seeds of a new, improved Civil Service Learning offer, with particular responsibility for mandatory learning.
The Civil Service: Team not hierarchy
DfT's Liz Wilson thought she'd magically develop 'leadership skills' once she made DD, but she realised the key to becoming a good leader is to recognise the team not the hierarchy.
Sign-up for Inclusion Week at the Department for Transport
DfT are opening their doors from 30 November to 4 December, hosting a variety of talks to promote inclusion, raise awareness and challenge your perceptions. Click here to sign-up.
My leadership journey: David Prout
After giving a speech at one of Civil Service Local's Leadership Statement Discovery Sessions, David Prout, Director General for HS2 at the Department for Transport, talks about the leadership lessons he's learned in his career, and how he applies the statement in his role.
Disability is not ‘different’, it’s just normal
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Sir Philip Rutnam, Home Office Permanent Secretary, and Civil Service Disability Champion and Russell Barnes, Posted on:
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Civil Service Leaders, Diversity and inclusion
The new Civil Service Disability Champion, Philip Rutnam, sets out his plans to support disabled colleagues in the Service.