...(Employees can also calculate how much redundancy payment they are entitled to using a tool on GOV.UK.) About 100,000 people each year apply for redundancy payments. Making things better for...
...code; clearly an area ripe for fruitful exchange. In 2013, Mike Bracken visited Washington DC, meeting with the Presidential Innovation Fellows and giving a speech at the Code for America...
...add in code snippets that would allow for journeys to be linked across the domains through page views. A lot was learnt through this early iteration, and these learnings have...
...design pattern and how the service follows GDS Design Principles. Doing things differently SH:24 is a free online sexual health testing service that provides confidential home-testing for chlamydia, gonorrhoea, syphilis...
...all central government, and should encourage competition whilst delivering value for money for the taxpayer. We’ve received some questions; so we thought it would be helpful to explain these red...
...and the other is for the person who needs care. Making things better for users That interdependency between the two benefits means that claiming Carer’s Allowance involves answering a lot...
...for users. Beta The focus here is on having plans for full assisted digital support that meet user needs and volume, including piloting that support as part of wider beta...
...firebreaks Between each 3-month mission we would have a 1-week firebreak. This would be a chance for teams to work on anything they wanted. Doing this would remove any possible...
We're already talked about why we chose Amazon Web Services for hosting the beta of GOV.UK, and how we approached some of the decisions that came with it. Cloud hosting...
...environment that allows multiple private sector actors to be able to innovate and play a number of roles in the digital identity ecosystem going forward. (Keep reading for more thoughts!)...
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