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Carer's Passport

The Civil Service wide Carer's passport enables a carer and their manager to discuss and document the flexibilities needed to combine caring and work.

• From: Cabinet Office and Government People Group
• Published: 3 March 2020
• Last updated: 18 August 2023 — See all updates

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Carer's Passport

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Carer's Passport

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Carers' Conversation Map (PDF)

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Carers' Conversation Map (HTML)

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Details

The Civil Service wide Carer’s passport enables a carer and their manager to discuss and document the flexibilities needed to combine caring and work. The aim is to minimise the need to re-negotiate these flexibilities every time an employee moves post, moves between departments or is assigned a new manager.

The passport is designed to be reviewed every year, and in response to any changes in the nature or impact of the caring responsibilities.

The Carers’ Conversation Map has been developed to help carers have a carer’s passport conversation with their manager.

Published 3 March 2020
Last updated 18 August 2023 + show all updates

1. 18 August 2023

   Updated support organisation: Government People Group

2. 9 August 2023

   Replaced the Carers passport document with the latest version.

3. 24 July 2023

   Added the document: Carers' Conversation Map

4. 3 March 2020

   First published.