One in five employees would call in sick to watch a sporting event
Employees are willing to put their leisure activities before work, according to new research released by Love Energy Savings.
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Association of Professional Sales Conference 2016 video summary
The APS Conference this year, on the 7th and 8th June was about a new era of differentiation
Apprenticeships progress endangered by Levy uncertainty, warns FMB
Growth in apprenticeship numbers in Scotland could be scuppered unless the Scottish Government commits to ring-fencing the new UK-wide Apprenticeship Levy for training, the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) Scotland has warned.
Two thirds of university students say degree is not good value for money
Students in England have expressed dissatisfaction over the cost of studying with two thirds saying their degree does not represent good value for money.
Starbucks joins forces with Remit Training to deliver 1,000 apprentices in four years
Starbucks and Remit Training have now taken on more than 1,000 apprentices across the UK since the training scheme was launched four years ago.
Daisy Group partners with The Prince’s Trust to launch talent development scheme
A leading provider in the IT services and telecoms industry Daisy Group has launched a brand-new talent development programme aimed to further enhance the careers of its graduates.
One in three Europeans would feel discriminated against if job hunting in UK
One in three Europeans would feel discriminated against if looking for a job in the UK in the current climate.
Engineers could demand footballer level salaries if skills shortage continues
Gas, water and electricity workers could demand Premier League-level salaries in future if the skills shortage in the utilities sector is not dealt with by the government and employers.
Growth in psychometric testing for recruiting graduates and senior managers
Online assessments are increasingly being used in UK and Irish companies to select, onboard and develop all staff.
Carers Week: Lack of support is damaging life chances of UK’s carers
Millions of people in the UK who care for the sick, elderly or disabled family members or friends are missing out on life chances due to lack of support and awareness.
