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Jess Bowie

Jess Bowie

Verified

Editor, Civil Service World

London

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Sex And Relationships , Culture, Parenting, foodarts, Fashion

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mostly related to IT

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Total articles 102

  • Public sector leaders must advocate for ‘speak-up’ culture - standards watchdog

    By Tevye Markson Verified, Jess Bowie Verified, Suzannah Brecknell Verified| Civil Service World Verified Public sector leaders should do more to encourage a “speak up” culture in their organisations, the Committee on Standards in Public Life has said. A report by the independent standards watchdog, published today, says a more “open” and “curious” approach will improve public bodies’ ability to spot and react to early warning signs, enabling improvements that could potentially avert disaster.

    By Tevye Markson Verified, Jess Bowie Verified, Suzannah Brecknell Verified · Civil Service World

    Mar. 25, 2025

  • From the editor: Civil servants need to know their primary duty

    By Elizabeth E. Gardiner, Jess Bowie Verified, Suzannah Brecknell Verified| Civil Service World Verified What is the primary duty of the civil service? Speaking last month after an employment tribunal agreed she had been unfairly dismissed, FCDO whistle-blower Josie Stewart argued this should not be “to protect their political masters; it should be to serve government but also the public interest. Truth and accountability matters”.

    By Elizabeth E. Gardiner, Jess Bowie Verified, Suzannah Brecknell Verified · Civil Service World

    Mar. 17, 2025

  • Public sector leaders must advocate for ‘speak-up’ culture - standards watchdog

    By Tevye Markson Verified, Jess Bowie Verified, Suzannah Brecknell Verified| Civil Service World Verified Public sector leaders should do more to encourage a “speak up” culture in their organisations, the Committee on Standards in Public Life has said. A report by the independent standards watchdog, published today, says a more “open” and “curious” approach will improve public bodies’ ability to spot and react to early warning signs, enabling improvements that could potentially avert disaster.

    By Tevye Markson Verified, Jess Bowie Verified, Suzannah Brecknell Verified · Civil Service World

    Mar. 25, 2025

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Civil Service World

Civil Service World is a media organization dedicated to providing news, analysis, and resources for civil service leaders and managers in the UK. It serves as an independent professional publication aimed at senior civil servants, offering insights into governance, policy, and operational challenges. The organization delivers timely and relevant content to help leaders navigate their roles effectively. The publication features independent news, opinion pieces, interviews, and policy analysis related to Whitehall and government operations. It also offers a monthly digital magazine with in-depth articles and updates tailored for civil service professionals, along with a regular email newsletter that keeps subscribers informed about critical developments. Civil Service World targets senior civil servants and government managers, emphasizing its role as the only independent professional publication available to every senior official in the UK.

London, England, United Kingdom

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