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  • Information on how the Civil Service-wide Smarter Working Programme is supporting departments to develop modern ways of working for a smarter future.

  • Guidance for all civil servants on using social media.

  • A guide to the most highly-recommend learning available on the Civil Service Learning website.

  • Advice on the processes which should be followed in evaluating posts for senior civil servants.

  • Guidance and advice for civil servants working with devolved administrations.

  • A guide on People Impact Assessment (PIA) tools for civil servants leading and managing change as part of Civil Service Reform.

  • Information for job sharers and managers about the process for recruiting for and the practicalities of managing a partnership.

  • Steps departments must follow to ensure all ministerial appointments to public bodies follow a fair, open and transparent process.

  • This guide gives general advice to civil servants about transsexualism and gender reassignment issues relevant to Civil Service employees.

  • How civil servants' skills will be improved in the 4 priority areas of digital, commercial, project management and leadership of change.

  • We are increasing transparency by publishing a range of data about representation and inclusion in a new Civil Service Diversity and Inclusion Dashboard.

  • Guidance for civil servants to help them set up and run staff networks in their departments.

  • This guidance for civil servants explains how to remain impartial during the pre-election period.

  • Amendments to the Civil Service Additional Voluntary Contributions Scheme - laid before Parliament on 4 November 2025.

  • A statement on the behavioural expectations and values that all Civil Service leaders should demonstrate.

  • Recommendations on how employers can measure socio-economic background.

  • The TW3 Awards showcase how we're using smart working techniques and highlight the work done by the 2015 winners.

  • How the Civil Service HR communications team will use your personal data, and what your rights are.

  • If you are a civil servant and you manage contracts as part of your role, this notice sets out how we will use your data.

  • The minimum standards of information and consultation for civil servants in organisations with 50 or more employees.