One in three employees have experienced mental health issues, CIPD survey finds
Almost one in three employees have experienced mental health issues, according to new research.
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School funding overhaul delayed, Justine Greening reveals
The introduction of the new Schools Funding Formula will be pushed back by a year, the Government has revealed.
Brightwave Group and CIM partner to transform continuing professional development
Brightwave’s partnership with The Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM) has transformed continuing professional development (CPD) for the global membership of marketing professionals.
Millions of Brits spend more time with a cuppa than on work-based learning
Millions of employees are spending more time on tea breaks than on any form of work-based training, new research has found.
Preparing young people for work by developing a pre-apprenticeship offer
Apprenticeships are becoming ever more high-profile as the Government develops strategies to tackle the country-wide skills shortage.
Women more likely to get top graduate jobs than men if they apply, finds report
An employer-led membership organisation is urging more women to apply for graduate schemes as its latest survey shows female graduates are less likely to apply but more likely to land a job than men.
HR is critical to business success, says Kellogg’s Global Leadership Development Director
HR is critical to business success, but it’s up to us to make our value known, says a Global Leadership Development Director for Kellogg.
Brexit causing job security fears, finds CIPD survey
The UK’s decision to leave the EU has left many employees feeling vulnerable about their job security, a new CIPD survey has revealed.
Theresa May must address utilities industry skills shortage before Brexit, urges training leader
New Prime Minister Theresa May must combat the looming skills crisis by prioritising the introduction of new initiatives to attract workers into the utilities sector, urges a training specialist.
Gareth Johnson MP: If we are serious about social mobility, it is time for more grammar schools
Conservative MP Gareth Johnson argues there should be more grammar schools because they are a great vehicle for social mobility.
