Using neuroscience in learning
Barry Johnson, Mandy Geal and Jacqy Munro look at the neuroscience of memory and its importance in learning.
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The art of conversation
Nigel Purse and Nick Cowley highlight the importance of authentic, two-way conversations to build trust and engagement.
How to establish a culture of growth and development
Nina Mehta explains why learning opportunities and employee development are top drivers of employee satisfaction.
Maternity leave sackings are costing British businesses £280m a year, says equality watchdog
British businesses are losing millions of pounds a year as a result of women being pushed out of their jobs after having a baby, reveals new research from the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC).
The challenges of matrix management
Managing people with more than one reporting line is a challenge. Barry Johnson and Mandy Geal offer advice.
The hidden cost of the people dimension
Liaquat Lal explores the importance of people in mergers and acquisitions.
Overcoming noisy communication
John Edmonds provides some handy tips on handling ‘noise’ in communication
‘Talent is everywhere, but opportunity is not’, says paralympic swimmer Lord Holmes
The government needs to do everything possible to help people achieve their full potential, said Lord Holmes of Richmond
Utilities leaders urged to embrace apprenticeship levy opportunity
Chris Wood explains why updated plans for the apprenticeship levy are positive news for disadvantaged young people and employers.
Resistance to change
Dr Mike Clayton puts forward some new thinking on how L&D professionals can successfully respond to resistance.
