A cross-party committee of MPs has expressed support for a government promise to introduce legislation which will require schools to allow training providers to talk to pupils about apprenticeships and traineeships.
Parents and pupils in England face disruption today as the National Union of Teachers stages a one-day strike over school funding.
Children who are born prematurely could start school a year later under plans being reviewed by the Government.
A new immersive construction game will teach 12-14 year olds on how to become managers in response to the sector’s skills shortage.
As industry faces an unprecedented set of challenges, senior leaders in food and drink have announced the launch of a major project designed to help the sector boost productivity.
One day automation will present society with big existential questions, says Baroness Morgan of Huyton, but today’s employment strategy must focus on preparing workers for the global digital race.
Skills Minister Nick Boles MP has announced that there would be a “little delay” in providing further funding information following the British public’s decision to leave the European Union.
More than a third of Britain’s small-to-medium sized enterprises (SMEs) believe that if they do not adapt their business models they will go out of business in five years.
Industry leaders are responding to the news that Britain has voted to leave the European Union after 45 years membership.
CIPD has responded to EU Referendum ‘leave’ decision and what it may mean for the world of work.
