The opportunity for vocational working
In the second of three articles Suzi Marshall provides the lowdown on apprenticeships for those getting their A’level results today
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The digital journey: Business transformation and behavioural change
With a long weekend ahead of me I left the office to catch the next London bound train en-route to the Home Counties.
Job cuts would be ‘first nail in the coffin’ for construction, warns industry specialist
Cutting thousands of construction and housebuilding jobs would be the ‘first nail in the coffin’ for the industry, according to One Way.
Vocational training: the revival
Since A-Level results are almost upon us, we start a new short series of articles from Pizza Hut exploring the revival of vocational training and how a robust apprenticeship programme can help and attract talent.
Living on the edge
Mary Isokariari takes the plunge at a Pembrokeshire activity centre.
Bespoke vs off-the-shelf: a false dichotomy for corporate e-learning?
E-learning was discussed in the TJ webinar about technology. One of the speakers, Ryan Tracey, reflects on the talking points.
Britain’s HR directors open to boomerang employees
New research from leading recruitment specialists Robert Half UK reveals that organisations in the UK are more open to hiring boomerang employees, those returning to a former employer.
Brexit: Uncertainty in the labour market as employers slow decisions on hiring and investment
Business leaders urged to invest in skills now to future-proof their businesses as evidence from employers shows some migrant workers may already be considering leaving the UK.
Gulf between Tory and Labour MPs over Brexit impact on overseas students
Political consultants Harriet Jones and Victoria Hemmingway set out recent polling showing MPs have very mixed views on how attractive the UK will be to study in following Brexit.
Apprenticeship funding overhaul to quell small firm training cost fears
Almost every employer will contribute only 10 per cent to the cost of an apprenticeship from next year, under new plans unveiled today by the Department for Education.
