Regional autonomy and a decentralised model could be the key to recovery, says Kirstie Donnelly.

Wellbeing, AI, brain training and more in this week's news round up.

In the first part of a two-part article, David Buchanan and Steve Macaulay argue that new technologies put L&D in a new, critical position.

Want to start a conversation about business sustainability? Phil Forbes offers some wise advice.

Dominic Irvine provides an alternative look at the meaning of resilience. 

Christine Locher introduces us to a recent hangout discussion on trust that featured three diverse and interesting guests.

One of the benefits of being a TJ subscriber is full access to our decades-long archive of content - here we look back to a piece on coaching from February 2013.

With the rise of remote working there is more sensitive data being handled digitally and this comes with accompanying risks. William Howard provides practical tips for HR to improve their data security practices.

Whitney Benner looks how HR professionals can be well-informed to respond promptly to unexpected, catastrophic risk.

Brad Tombling reveals how the training industry has adapted to maximise outcomes for learners during the second wave of lockdown.

Newsflash time - tuck into a handful of stories from the worlds of learning, leadership, HR and talent from the last week. 

Emerald Works tell us why benchmarking - and the Learning Health Check - is so important.

Ed Wells urges leaders to develop a bigger picture style of management to ensure their larger aims are not lost in the routine minutiae.

Mark Newey explains why re-programming our minds to understand how to look after our mental health is essential.

Robert Gentle on what we can learn from cinema and television.

As we move towards more hybrid working Rob Cross warns of the possible ramifications for managing talent.

George Rogers on the importance of qualifications for the coaching community.

Mini Setty on why employers need to act quickly to be compliant with Brexit-related barriers to recruitment from the EU.

One of the benefits of being a TJ subscriber is full access to our decades-long archive of content - here we look back to a piece that discusses trust from July 2013.

This month Stephanie Davies encourages us to be kind.