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Join our next Junior Leaders Networking Event - The Power of Mentoring

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Junior-Leaders-Network

Join our latest Junior Leaders Networking Event on 20 July to learn about the power of mentoring. JLNE is aimed at colleagues in the AO to EO grades from across government departments. It operates across the East, South East and London.

Join us for a celebration of the Civil Service on Public Services Day

Public Service Day

Find out how to sign up for our Public Services Day event and broaden your knowledge of the Civil Service.

Spring into action and don’t miss the next Junior Leaders Networking Event

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Junior-Leaders-Network

The Junior Leaders Networking Event is a cross government network operating across the East, South East and London. Connecting colleagues in grades AO to EO where they learn and hear from senior leaders and network with their peers.

Join our events celebrating International Men's Day

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We are proud to offer civil servants the chance to join a number of online events that we are staging to celebrate International Men’s Day (IMD), which takes place on 19th November.

Online Civil Service induction event

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Have you joined the Civil Service in the past 2 years? If you have, then take part in our Civil Service Induction event being hosted online on Thursday 24th September 2020.

Carers Week 2020 - Sharing stories across the Civil Service

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Today I want to reflect back over the thoughts through the week, and give an insight into a couple of stories from Civil Service Colleagues who are happy to share their experiences around caring. Hopefully these little blogs have prompted …