Hidden disabilities, HM Land Registry and me
Working at HM Land Registry has changed Emma Procter's life by giving her the stability and support she needs to manage her hidden disabilities.
Coloboma and me – managing a rare genetic condition in the workplace
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This Jeans for Genes week, Registration Officer Heather Stringer shares her story on living and working with coloboma, a rare genetic condition.
Why work for HM Land Registry?
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Join us and you’ll be welcomed into open, friendly, knowledgeable teams to work with experts and receive the training you need. Each of our colleagues plays a key part in achieving our aims and whether you’re with us for two years or 20, you’ll be valued for who you are and what you bring to our organisation.
Breaking the barriers of disability in the workplace
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On International Day of Persons with Disabilities, Peter Dennis of our Disabled Employee Network reflects on how our policies are benefiting colleagues with a disability.
Juggling caring responsibilities with work
Flexible working hours and a Carer's Passport are just two of the ways in which HM Land Registry supports colleagues with caring responsibilities. On Carers Rights Day, Louise Brumpton tells how her family's quality of life has been transformed since she joined the organisation.
Disability History Month: Without music life would B-flat
At HM Land Registry we enjoy a huge amount of health and wellbeing support and a thriving Disabled Employee Network. We’re celebrating the current Disability History Month and this year’s theme of Disability and Music.
Autism, #TechLife, and me
...sometimes find social interaction and non-verbal communication really challenging. It’s at the high functioning end of the spectrum, which means I can do tiny things that more severely autistic people...
Tea and tablets for two please
...helped. Mental health affects people, like us, all year round, not just during Mental Health Awareness week. From our experience, facing it means you're on your way to victory. Don't...
Brilliantly diverse
If someone had told me 25 years ago that I would be Head of Diversity for a Civil Service department, I would have laughed at them. Back then, I had...
My life as an HM Land Registry IT apprentice
My name is Jessica and I’m an apprentice in HM Land Registry’s in-house information technology (IT) function, Information Systems (commonly called IS). I started my apprenticeship in October 2016 and,...