...percentages, so it's useful to be able to see both for the full picture. For example, in 5 workforces – armed forces, firefighters, prison officers, tribunal judges and non-legal members...
...look at our work in the MoJ, and in the next blog we’ll share plans for data improvement in the wider criminal justice system. Better data and skills to enable...
...organisations. This work is closely aligned with the six point plan for modern digital government which calls for all public services to adopt a standard set of APIs and events...
...applying to do so. Applications for the Data Science Accelerator are now open and close on 11 February 2019. For more information on how to apply and key dates, visit...
...code open and reusable The team have a plan to open source the subsets of the code they are able to. We encourage them to do this sooner rather than...
...data frame from our database showing how each variable has its own column. Whatever one’s gardening preference, ensuring that our data was in a tidy format made it easier for...
...for each of the platform's 123 dashboards, and written the underlying code and accompanying content. Although we’ve recently begun to reuse graphs and components when launching new dashboards, we’ve still...
...for this project to be coded in the open, with all code published on github.com in open repositories. Where this is not possible there should be a convincing explanation as...
PAYE for Employees will eventually allow all 41m PAYE employees, those who work for an employer and pay Pay As You Earn (PAYE) income tax, to see what tax they...
...But why would you want to? What is in it for participants? You will learn more about the work of government and make great visualisations using code and statistics. You...