A short guide to better career health – in 7 resolutions

If you're looking for work-focused resolutions this New Year, we have a few suggestions that might help.
If you're looking for work-focused resolutions this New Year, we have a few suggestions that might help.
...we discussed was flexible teams: Creating them, and making them work really really well. There is a lot of similarities between us. Consultancies face the challenge of creating new teams...
The leaders blog post on the Spending Review drew a big response from civil servants. Here, Jeremy Heywood and John Manzoni reply to some of your comments.
...who’s going to reply to which incoming emails include partner’s contact details on out-of-office replies and use a joint email signature, or sign emails from both partners some job sharers...
...trust and team orientation that will ensure the success of your partnership. Pilot and experiment Once you’ve settled on an arrangement that you, your partner and your manager think will...
Is job share right for you? There is no typical job sharer, but there are some things to think about if you’re considering job sharing: it can offer more job...
Ten years ago, Tom Powell didn't even think jobsharing was open to him. Now, he says it's the best thing he's ever done.
Jo Fiddian (left) and Sarah Rose The experience of two senior officials is demonstrating again that part-time and shared positions are no career-limiting soft option or confined to junior roles....
...this very informal 'speed dating' and networking event to help people find new job share partners. The event will run from 4-5.30pm with the first hour being the speed dating...
Having been recognised on the FT/Timewise Part-time Power List, Cabinet Office's Deborah Brooks (right) extols the benefits of job sharing.