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Statistical leaders from the Health and Social Care Statistics Leadership Forum explain how they are working together to improve health and social care statistics, and how you can have your say.
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Learn more on Get involved with the GSSHead of the Analysis Function Sir Ian Diamond encourages analysts across government to get involved with Analysis in Government Month 2022.
Learn more on Get ready for Analysis in Government MonthBeck Keane blogs about her career path and journey into leadership.
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Learn more on Government Statistical Service Newsletter – May 2021An Analysis Function (AF) newsletter is sent out to subscribers on a monthly basis. It contains information on events and training, links to relevant blog posts and news articles and information about career opportunities. Sign up for the AF newsletter by emailing Analysis.Function@ons.gov.uk. What am I signing up to? The Analysis Function Central Team will […]
Learn more on Subscribe to the Analysis Function newsletterOur ambition is to be inclusive in everything we do as outlined in the Government Statistical Service (GSS) People Priorities. And to ensure the statistics we produce are reflective of the society we serve. To achieve this we need to attract, retain and nurture talented and skilled people from diverse backgrounds drawing from a variety […]
Learn more on GSS diversity and inclusionHarmonisation champions aim to increase the harmonisation of government statistics. This means increasing the commonality in definitions, survey questions, administrative data and presentation of outputs across the Government Statistical Service (GSS). Their main responsibilities are to: promote a cross-government programme of harmonisation attend and actively participate in harmonisation champion meetings share their own experiences with the harmonisation […]
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Learn more on User engagement strategy launch – book your place!The Government Geography Profession (GGP) is made up of 1,200 professional geographers. This includes people in different job roles in the Analysis Function career framework and people with a background in geography who use geographic principles in wider roles. The expertise of the GGP covers the full breadth of their discipline. Members of the GGP […]
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