...activities for every day of the week, whether it was publishing blogs, news items or training workshops. We also wanted to help colleagues uncover new opportunities they wouldn’t necessarily know...
...R3 in promoting that. In fact, the Insolvency Service and R3 have teamed up to form a Joint Steering Group to look at inclusion in the insolvency sector. When I...
...colour coded, black and white, like the slavery of the tobacco, cotton and sugar plantations. It wasn’t colour coded in antiquity. Whatever you call it; slavery, modern slavery, sex trafficking...
...would anyone be interested to read something written by me. Having said that, it's better to be visible rather than invisible. And as Black History Month is about raising the...
...engage the community and promote collaboration through partnerships. The Insolvency Service is proud to support our women in their technology careers. Read more about Working at the Insolvency Service As...
...insolvency Case Officer Before I joined the Insolvency Service, I worked in retail. But I knew I wanted to stretch myself and I was attracted to applying for the role...
...hundreds of newspapers I've based my research on. It's worth promoting here the fantastic National Library of Wales online newspapers resource, without which this blog would not have been possible....
...there will always be a case that will help you discover a few more you never knew you had! If I try and explain a typical day, it usually starts...
...surprising just how much commonality there is as much as there is difference. It was also good to hear from new insolvency members. What are your views on the state...
...and arranged the buffet. Fresh out of university, where I’d arranged scores of themed fancy-dress bops, formal dinners and a glamorous graduation ball, I loved planning events. My new job,...