A big part of making sure the workplace works for everyone is offering reasonable adjustments. We’re sharing what they are, why they’re important and what you can ask for.
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A big part of making sure the workplace works for everyone is offering reasonable adjustments. We’re sharing what they are, why they’re important and what you can ask for.
I’ve been talking to the team recently about whether digital is becoming the new legacy. Read about why I think the way we’re delivering government digital services needs to change.
Find answers to the most common questions asked about reporting housing repairs and the differing responsibilities of landlords and tenants.
If you’re looking to sharpen your programming skills and learn to ship high-quality code, we’re opening applications for our new Level 4 DevOps apprenticeship.
Collective intelligence is the collaborative effort between a group of people who try to solve a problem, bringing the best of what people and technology can offer. In this post we explain what that looks like in practice.
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If you’re thinking of putting in place an online housing repair service, it’s time to weigh up the pros and cons of having a login.
Wariness about fraud detection capabilities and legacy system contracts seem to be hindering accessibility to services for residents – here’s the solution
Want to make your software flexible and scalable? Let me walk you through the connection between Docker, Kubernetes, Helm and … camping?
Last month we hosted our first Blackathon to honour the work of Black pioneers that have made a significant impact on society through tech – here’s how it went.
We recently attended Black Tech Fest, an event for Black tech leaders and emerging talents to come together. In this post, we share the lessons learned that left us feeling truly inspired.