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How departments, agencies and non-departmental public bodies (NDPBs) should handle an Ombudsman case.
MOD progress on implementing civil service reform.
Information for civil servants to help them plan and improve their capabilities in the priority area leading and managing change.
This guidance explains how to carry out triennial reviews of non-departmental public bodies and lists reviews scheduled for 2014 to 2015.
An overview of degree requirements and the types of roles available.
Information for civil servants to help them plan and improve their capabilities in the priority learning area of building commercial skills.
A guide for civil servants outlining the scope of the Talent Action Plan (TAP) and the cultural changes recommended by independent stakeholders.
Reflections and learnings from the sessions run by DCMS at the Open Government Partnership Summit 19-31 May 2019
Read about the discussions and debates during the Open Government Week 2019 where the focus was on participation, inclusion, and transparency.
Departmental boards – guidance.
Information for civil servants to find courses to help improve their skills in priority learning areas.
Guidance to help users of the Civil Service Jobs system.
Information for Civil Service managers to help them improve their skills as managers and leaders.
Information for civil servants to help them plan and improve their capabilities in the priority area of project and programme management.
A digital copy of sketchnotes created for the main sessions of each day.
This guidance for civil servants explains how to remain impartial during the pre-election period.
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