...the office and into the countryside and encouraging volunteering activities that help to improve the environment. This is a great example of how DIO and the Environment Agency have worked...
...is helping the MOD provide its people with great places to live, work, learn and train. I look forward to welcoming additional military personnel and their families to the camp...
...wide range of other stakeholders who work together to make this happen. Volunteer your time It’s never too late to make a difference, so if you have some time on...
...made time to listen to me. I’ve also learnt more about different business areas, gained insight into how senior leaders think and become more engaged in the organisation. I wouldn’t...
...resources. Gender equality is the goal, and gender balance sets the stage to achieve it. As females in the often-male dominated industries of infrastructure and construction, we get asked how...
...have been installed to protect staff and visitors. Rotations on posts have been speeded-up to allow staff to wash their hands more frequently. Guards no longer touch passes, with many...
...We’ve also crushed and recycled 20,000 tonnes of concrete and hard-standing to be re-used on the programme. The F-35 programme is having a positive impact on the local community too...
...across the organisation which are needed to help in the day-to-day running of the business. Apprentices are also extremely motivated, bring fresh ideas to projects and help to increase productivity....
...we had to make adjustments to ensure the safety of Service families as well as our staff. This included changing processes to minimise face-to-face interactions where possible, for example by...
...there have experienced the biggest loss, with an estimated 20,000 windblown trees – this equates to some 25,000 tonnes of timber that will take at least a year to clear....