Navigating changes in the business, including mergers, new office moves and leadership changes, is one of the most pressing issues for HR executives, according to attendees at ReimagineHR.
An afternoon nap could be the key to improving learning for students and schoolchildren, according to new research.
Over 60 per cent of parents monitor their children’s phones to see what they’re up to online, according to new research by internet and mobile security expert BullGuard.
A new report from Policy Exchange, ‘Higher, further, faster, more – Improving higher level professional and technical education’ makes a convincing case for redeployment of increasingly scarce public resource for education and training.
Heads are struggling to recruit teachers for the understaffed subjects locally, and are now looking to recruit from overseas in countries such as Jamaica.
Provisional statistics revealed this week show that more people than ever are enrolling on training schemes, with strong growth in the number of higher apprenticeships
Women working in technology are now being offered an opportunity to inspire a new generation, via the TechFuture Women’s Network.
The UK unemployment rate fell to a seven-year low of 5.4 per cent in the three months to August, new figures have shown. It was the lowest jobless rate since the second quarter of 2008, the Office for National Statistics said.
A survey conducted by Busy Bees Training, part of the UK’s biggest childcare provider, found that nearly half (44 per cent) of school leavers felt there was not enough information available to them about the benefits of apprenticeships.
Brewery and pub company Fuller’s is introducing a range of benefits, bonuses and pay increases to retain large numbers of team members and promote career development within the organisation.
