CS Local Scotland looks back
As schools break for the summer in Scotland we take a look back at what Civil Service Local Scotland has been up to and how you can get involved this year.
Scotland
Number of Civil Servants in Scotland - 45660 UK Civil servants 24720 and Scottish government 20940.
Number of departments and agencies in Scotland - 47
Our CS Local team delivers cross departmental induction, leadership academies and learning/networking events. The blog page below will show you the latest events open for booking.
We also run cross government partnership networks for those who work in, or are passionate about, continuous improvement; engagement and culture; wellbeing; environmental issues; learning and development; social mobility, counter fraud profession: diversity and inclusion and . If you wish to join one of the networks, please email the team mailbox.
The Scotland and Northern Ireland team are Neil Alton, Heather Flanagan and Mary Crozier.
Team mailbox - cslocalscotlandandnorthernireland@cabinetoffice.gov.uk
Shadow Me / Mentor Me – How it is working for you in Scotland
In October 2018 we launched our Shadow Me / Mentor Me programme connecting civil servants across departments. It's grown since then and with your involvement it will get even more successful.
What does 'engagement' mean to you?
So what makes people want to get up in the morning and go to work? Probably a whole load of positive and negative factors. The CS Local Scotland Engagement and Culture Network need your ideas and participation, do you want to get involved?
Neuroscience and how it impacts performance
CS Local Scotland welcome Home Office Leadership in Action team giving an introduction into a fascinating field of study, neuroscience, in two locations East Kilbride and Dundee
Personal resilience, bouncing back
CS Local Scotland welcome the Home Office Leadership in Action team to East Kilbride and Dundee, come along and find out what happens to the mind and body when under pressure
Getting to know the Competition and Markets Authority
Do you know what the Competition and Markets Authority is? To find out more join us on 23 May from 2pm - 4pm in Edinburgh
Have you got what it takes to support vulnerable young people?
Would you like the opportunity to help unemployed young people in Scotland gain new skills and help them into employment? Is your department already involved and can you support others to get on board?
Scottish Nexus - Social Mobility Scotland
CS Local Scotland are aiming to increase awareness of the importance of social mobility. Scottish Nexus the social mobility network group would love to have representatives from every department in Scotland to help share best practice. What can you do to help them?
Supporting Young People in Scotland
CS Local Scotland Citizens programme supports vulnerable young people in our localities, MCR Pathways need our help in South Lanarkshire
Introducing Success Profiles
CS Local Scotland invite you to a Discovery Session looking at the new Success Profile Framework.
Future leaders discover their potential in Dundee the City of Discovery
This inaugural Academy provided opportunities for delegates to explore their leadership potential away from the pressures of their day to day work
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.
Inverness World of Wellbeing
We are working with our Wellbeing Network group to bring their Wellbeing tasters to the North of Scotland 24 April 2019
Fife come and discover CS Local Scotland
The Kingdom of Fife, come and get to know all about CS Local Scotland
Discovery Session - Government Counter Fraud Profession
The aim of the event is to promote the Government Counter Fraud Profession and to connect government departments to ensure awareness and compliance with the Functional Standards for Counter Fraud, Bribery and Corruption. To highlight this we will be running a ‘taster day’ of various counter fraud initiatives and policies to Scottish Civil Servants cascading the message of fraud being everyone’s responsibility.
World of Wellbeing - CS Local Scotland
The newly established Well-Being Network group would like you to join them in increasing your knowledge and understanding of the importance of Wellbeing and the positive impact it has on us and in the work place.
Mental Health: it does not have to be a difficult conversation
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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
In October The Charity for Civil Servants launched a chatbot, ‘DogBot’ and their Wellbeing Hub. These tools brought together their most popular wellbeing self-help resources, enabling users to identify, choose and receive information direct to their inbox. Additional and refreshed …
Meet the Neighbours - Aberdeen
We are delighted to announce our next Meet the Neighbours event
CS Local Scotland support Vulnerable Young People
Civil Service Local and MCR Pathways mentoring charity want to share with you the incredible power in small actions. Every person can create a wave of change that resonates for a lifetime - join us and find out how.
Diversity and Inclusion Network Group
Following on from its 2018 launch the Diversity and Inclusion (D&I) Network Scotland aims to promote an inclusive work environment and inspire others to do the same