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...on the content, including Home Office, Cabinet Office and the Department for Work and Pensions. Some were happy to leave all the content to us. Others wanted to be involved...
...new ways of working. This exposure makes it simpler for our community of 630 QAT colleagues to transfer skills into other areas of interest to them, both in QAT and...
...to keep citizens safe and the country secure. When we introduced the Home Office 2024 DDaT Strategy 4 years ago, we laid out our intention to become a department of...
...apprenticeship in software development. It was too good to pass up and so I threw my hat in the ring and clicked the apply button. When the pre-interview work arrived...
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...engineering interns) and you’ll get 25 days’ annual leave plus bank holidays. You’ll also be able to join the Civil Service pension scheme and will have access to other benefits...
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