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Nearly two out of five employees opt out of their employer’s Christmas party as workplace stress peaks at the year-end, new research from MetLife Employee Benefits shows.    

Schools in England are reporting increasing difficulties in recruiting teachers, head teachers are warning.

Assessment specialist cut-e has created a free, fun, logical-reasoning Christmas challenge that identifies people’s ability to cope with the festive season and train yourself to become less stressed.

Low wages rather than inadequate training are to blame for the STEM skills gap, reveals new research from the University of Warwick.  

The TJ Awards held its fourth annual Gala Dinner at the Brewery last Wednesday 25th November when this year’s winners were announced across 17 categories.  

Too many secondary schools in the Midlands and the north of England are “languishing in mediocrity” the head of Ofsted has said.  

A third of small construction firms are being put off from taking on apprentices because of the bureaucracy involved, according to a new research report.

A new levy on businesses will help raise £3bn a year for three million new apprenticeships, George Osborne has said.

The study of brain activity at conferences to track the changing thoughts, feelings and behaviours of organisers and attendees during a conference has been published by QHotels.

The new “national living wage” will push up wages at more than half of all employers, forcing many of them to seek savings through improved productivity, according to a major survey.