Ten years on from the vote to leave the EU, how has Brexit shaped the civil service?
23 Jun HR

Ten years on from the vote to leave the EU, how has Brexit shaped the civil service?

Ten years ago to this day, the UK public voted to leave the European Union, heaping an almighty challenge on government’s shoulders. What lasting effect has the move had on the civil service?
by Suzannah Brecknell
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