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The Government Science and Engineering (GSE) Profession has launched its Diversity and Inclusion Strategy and Action Plan.

The D&I Strategy and Action Plan strategy sets out how the Profession will deliver equality through diversity and inclusivity, which is a key theme of

Jonathan Cardona has been appointed chief executive officer of Enemalta plc with effect from last Monday. He succeeds Jason Vella who is assisting in this tran

By the Analysis Function Capability Team, Office for National Statistics The Analysis Function (AF) is a cross-government community of around 17,000 people involved in the generation and dissemination of research, analysis and evidence. Our mission as a function is to support the government to make better decisions in every aspect of policy, delivery and operations, to deliver value for money and to improve the lives of the UK population. As a Function we aim to improve analytical capability ac...

State Sen. John Whitmire said there is only one way to describe the impact made by Texas State Rep. and Booker T. Washington High School graduate Senfronia Thompson. “All you have to say is, ‘It’s Representative T’s legislation,’ and it immediately becomes a priority,” Whitmire said. As a result of her work in the Texas House of Representatives and the Houston community, Washington has made Thompson’s name its priority for life. The school dedicated its audito...

Century West Engineering Photo courtesy of ACEC Located at the Grant County International Airport, Runway 14L-32R provides facilities for Boeing test flights in uncongested airspace. Project: Grant County International Airport — Runway 14L-32R line-of-sight improvements Client: Port of Moses Lake Grant County International Airport in Moses Lake seems a long way from Puget Sound. Still, it plays a vital role in relieving congestion from the overcrowded skies of western Washington. Airspace i...

A court has provisionally upheld a request for an injunction by the engineers’ union against the Engineering Profession Board, in the latest move to safeguard the rights of professional engineers.  This request follows a judicial protest filed by two elected members on the board, formally disassociating themselves from the allegedly “abusive and divisive” attitude of the board chairperson who was refusing or ignoring their repeated calls for information and consultation.  Having been se...