Civil Service Local COVID response
We are temporarily changing our ways of working following the PMs advice, looking at how we can remain social and cooperative whilst maintaining an appropriate distance.
John Mark Haskey
I am a Knowledge & Information Management professional with expertise in programme and project leadership, communications and IT (inc Social Media). I started my civil service career, after working in the chemical / plastics industry for ten years, by joining the Manpower Services Commision. Since then, either through personal moves or by 'machinery of government' changes I have worked in DWP (including the Employment Service and Jobcentreplus), DfEE, DfE, DfES, DCSF, DCLG, Government Offices for the East of England (GOEE) and London (GOL), HMRC and Civil Service HR (Resourcing). I am keen to help government move fully into the 21st century, by appropriate use of modern IT, Social Media and ways of working. I introduced a MediaWiki site into a 'Microsoft Only' department and you may find me on LinkedIn, Twitter, WhatsApp, Wikipedia and FaceBook.
Announcing our National Academy Showcase
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A National Spotlight, Cymru Wales, East, South East & London, Midlands, North East, Yorkshire and the Humber, North West England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, South West England
7 years - 31 talent academies - 1,600 leaders - over 30 departments and agencies - 250 facilitators. We are inviting those who have been involved to meet to reflect on and celebrate our success.
Will issue 20 of The Network inspire you to become more involved?
Issue 20 of the Network is now available. Have a read to learn more about your region.
Working on Your Wellbeing
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A National Spotlight, Cymru Wales, East, South East & London, Midlands, North East, Yorkshire and the Humber, North West England, South West England
It's Mental Health Awareness week when we are all being encouraged to think about not only our own wellbeing but how we can help others
National Networks Day 2018
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A National Spotlight, Cymru Wales, East, South East & London, Midlands, North East, Yorkshire and the Humber, North West England, Scotland
Today we are supporting National Staff Networks Day. Networks are a core, integral part of what we do in bringing civil servants from across the departments together, to break down barriers, provide insight into what matters to them and to share practical and creative solutions to common issues.
Hearing and Visual Disability Networks
Join the Civil Service Hearing Disability Network and/or Civil Service Visual Disability Network to share information and presentations, offer and get support and attend events on hearing and visual disability across the civil service.
Manchester Arena Incident
Support is available from the Charity for Civil Servants for those affected by the incident in Manchester
We are 5
Civil Service Local has been Finding Innovation and Value in Everyone for 5 years. Read about what we are doing next.
Help at hand for flood victims
Emergency procedures have been put in place by the Charity for Civil Servants to speed up the process of applying for help for civil servants affected by the current flooding.
The Reserves Experience is coming to Manchester next Thursday 15 October
The next Reserves Experience in fast approaching - Thursday 15 October. Book your place now and come to Manchester Town Hall. This exciting experience will show you how the skills and experience you gain in the Reserves can benefit your career
Volunteer in London
Aleem has recruited volunteers from HM Treasury - read the article to see how you could make a difference by joining the list of civil service volunteers waiting to help various disadvantaged groups in our City.
Volunteers still needed at Civil Service Live London
There has been a tremendous response to our call for volunteers and we have enough for the events outside of London. In London more are needed!
Discover Devolution in Southampton
What does Devolution mean to the typical civil servant? What do you need to know? This session aims to discuss and answer those questions
Network to improve employee engagement
The next meeting of our Employee Engagement Network is on Tuesday 21 July 2015 in the HM Revenue & Customs Office in Worthing. Please give me a call if you wish to attend on 07775404009 or drop me an email. …
Volunteers needed for CS Live 2015
Civil Service Live 2015 will soon be with us and we need your help. We need volunteers for a variety of roles at each of the venues in Newcastle, Manchester, Bristol, Edinburgh and London. Sign up now.
The Leadership Roadshow in London and St Leonards
Leadership and Championing Difference events have been happening around the country. Read about the events in the London and the south east of England.
Volunteering from Southampton to London
In London and in Southampton we are building links with charities to offer interview practice sessions to help people improve thee employability skills. In London Crisis need volunteers for an event on Monday 30 March. In both London and around the Solent we are bulding a list of volunteers for future events.
Shadowing and the Operational Delivery Qualification
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North East, Yorkshire and the Humber, Zzz archive
Victoria's and Ty's stories help us to see the benefits that can result of both Job Shadowing in itself and how it can contribute towards the Operational Deliver Qualification helping us to improve our customer service, knowledge of the wider civil service and our personal development.
How the ODP can help you!
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East, South East & London, Zzz archive
The Operational Delivery Profession (ODP) are coming to give a presentation at Wingfield House, Portsmouth on Wednesday 3 December and Osprey House, Chelmsford on Thursday 4 December, which will help you understand it's relevance to your work.
Opportunities in the south east and east of England
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East, South East & London, Zzz archive
Do you want to learn and develop? Do you want to try something different? We have a number of opportunities within our three areas in the east and south east corner of England, including London, that could be useful to you.