Owen Smith will today pledge to deliver pay increases for five million workers as part of plans to ensure the “biggest boost to living standards for a generation” if he becomes prime minister.
Phil Foster shares his thoughts on why branding is important and some factors to consider as you move forward.
Elouise Leanard-Cross on what it takes to create winning Organisational Development
The Department for Education has commissioned Prospects to continue the fight against degree fraud with a new emphasis on international co-operation.
Fay Gibbin offers her views on the importance of paediatric first aid training in both nursery settings and in the home.
A new report launched by Teenage Cancer Trust at a parliamentary event earlier this month, examines the transformative and viable impact of cancer education in secondary schools.
One in five (20 per cent) women fear they will be considered a pest if they ask for advice on workplace and career issues compared to just 14 per cent of males, according to new research.
A senior Labour MP has said morality lessons should be added to the national curriculum in the wake of Sir Philip Green’s actions in the BHS scandal.
Students can no longer bank on the “graduate premium” of significantly higher lifetime earnings unless they go to Oxbridge or take degrees in areas like medicine, dentistry or science, a new report has said.
Employees in the UK are feeling pessimistic about the future because of the vote to leave the EU, a survey by the CIPD, the professional body for HR and people development, reveals.
