The ‘significant impact’ of cancer education in secondary schools
A new report launched by Teenage Cancer Trust at a parliamentary event earlier this month, examines the transformative and viable impact of cancer education in secondary schools.
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Frank Field: Teach morality in schools in wake of BHS scandal
A senior Labour MP has said morality lessons should be added to the national curriculum in the wake of Sir Philip Green’s actions in the BHS scandal.
Graduate premium’ usually cancelled out by student debt
Students can no longer bank on the “graduate premium” of significantly higher lifetime earnings unless they go to Oxbridge or take degrees in areas like medicine, dentistry or science, a new report has said.
Nearly half of employees feel pessimistic after Brexit vote, finds CIPD survey
Employees in the UK are feeling pessimistic about the future because of the vote to leave the EU, a survey by the CIPD, the professional body for HR and people development, reveals.
Suzy Lamplugh’s father urges employers to prioritise personal safety in the workplace
The father of Suzy Lamplugh is urging more employees to prioritise the personal safety of their staff members.
How to improve wellbeing with mindfulness techniques
In an ever-changing world it’s sometimes tricky not to get caught up in the issues of the day and end up feeling stressed and tired in the workplace.
Tinder Foundation: Charity aims to ‘end digital exclusion once and for all’
The Tinder Foundation, a charity that aims to make good things happen through digital technology, celebrated the results of their report at the House of Lords last week.
Hangout connects global learning community
A four-day online event on how to use learning technologies to innovate, integrate and inspire in the workplace has brought together over 250 delegates and 25 learning experts.
Maintaining employee wellbeing and performance at work
While great strides have been made towards focusing on workplace health and well-being in recent years, research has shown that there is a worrying implementation gap.
Brexit vote hits consumer confidence and construction
Consumer confidence has fallen sharply in the wake of the Brexit vote, while the construction industry is also suffering, new research suggests.
