“Three Good Things”: supporting positive mental health and wellbeing
We're celebrating our fourth annual Wellbeing Week at the CMA. In this blog post, Adam shares an exercise he's found useful to promote positive wellbeing at work.
Working at the CMA
The CMA DaTA unit – we’re growing!
Stefan Hunt, who leads the CMA's new DaTA team talks about some of the work he's been part of recently, and how he's looking for new staff to join the team and take on innovative and exciting new projects.
Working as an Economist at the CMA
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to work as an economist at a competition authority? Martina, Economics Adviser, provides her insight.
Q&A with Ayesha #NAW2019: learn about being an apprentice
Hear from CMA apprentice Ayesha Natha on what it's like to do an apprenticeship in government.
RBFA internship: step into the world of business and finance
As someone interested in business or finance, there is an almost dazzling range of options open to you. What you may not have thought about is working in the public sector – which might not seem at first to be the place in which business and finance are likely to thrive.
It's time to talk about mental health
Today is Time to Talk Day 2019, an opportunity for everyone to have a conversation about mental health. I'm going to share some of the challenges my family and I have had to deal with over recent years.
Season’s greetings: highlights from 2018 at the CMA
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Competition Act 1998 and cartels, Consumer protection, Markets, Mergers, Working at the CMA
2018 has been another busy and exciting year for us at the CMA, and I’ve been reflecting on all our achievements over the past 12 months.
Insights into our economic thinking
CMA economists carry out interesting and innovative analysis. Most of this analysis is used in the decisions we make on competition cases, but we also think it’s important to contribute towards current topical issues in the competition world. So, to …
CMA’s new DaTA unit: exciting opportunities for data scientists
Which machine learning and artificial intelligence techniques do competition and consumer protection regulators need to use and understand, in order to promote innovation and protect our society?
Working in the CMA's Antitrust and Cartels teams
I am the Senior Director for Antitrust Enforcement at the CMA. Together with Howard Cartlidge (Senior Director of Cartels and Criminal Enforcement), I head up the delivery of the CMA’s Competition Act 1998 portfolio. I want to highlight the great …