Nurseries ‘could close’ if Tory free childcare plans go ahead
Hundreds of nursery schools in England could be forced to close if the government presses ahead with plans to extend free childcare, a leading union warns.
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Majority of UK CFOs aspire to be CEO
The majority (86 per cent) of UK Chief Financial Officers (CFOs) are driven to reach the top role of Chief Executive Officer (CEO) in their current organisation.
Legionella death highlights need for proper training, says industry leader
Leading training and consultancy specialist Develop Training Ltd (DTL) has renewed calls for more investment in tackling Legionnaire’s disease after a patient died of the condition.
Lib Dems: Erasmus student exchange must be protected from Brexit
Liberal Democrat Education Spokesperson John Pugh has written to Brexit minister David Davis demanding he make a clear commitment to protecting the Erasmus student exchange scheme, stressing it would be “utterly unfair” to rob younger generations of the chance to study abroad.
Problems with letting agents on the rise for young adults as fees go up
The number of people aged 17-24 seeking help with problems with letting agents has more than doubled over the last two years, Citizens Advice has revealed.
Independent training providers urged to act on Ofsted prevent duty report
Hundreds of independent training providers (ITPs) face a lot of hard work if they are to comply with Prevent duty guidance, says quality assurance specialist MESMA, which has outlined a seven-point help plan.
Britain’s Healthiest Workplace winners announced for 2016
In the first study of its kind in the UK investigates the impact of lifestyle and workplace environment on health and the healthiest places to work are revealed.
TJwow webinar recording September – communication
Recording of the TJ discussion webinar from September 2016 about communication.
More people needed to install smart meters
The government risks missing its ambitious target to roll out smart meters in 30 million homes and businesses because of a lack of investment in training engineers, a leading trade skills course provider warns.
Survey sees improvement in managing change as leaders countdown to Brexit
90 per cent of senior management expect organisational changes ahead of Brexit, but 42 per cent are not worried & 26 per cent ‘not at all worried’
