Training providers delivering exceptional quality in the leisure sector will be recognised in a new initiative from YMCA Awards, ‘Platinum Partners’, which aims to help employers and learners quickly identify training providers dedicated to offering high quality courses, amidst the hundreds of health…
Expecting resistance to change and planning for it from the start of your change management programme will allow you to effectively manage objections.
A new series of 4 podcasts focusing on the Apprenticeship reforms and a new e-guide called Resources for planning and action – effective practice from the Apprenticeship Staff Support Programme, has been launched to support training providers and colleges delivering trainee schemes.
Almost a third (32 per cent) of professional workers are feeling frustrated with the time spent completing tasks due to inadequate internal systems, that they have considered changing job or career, according to new research.
Skillsoft, a global leader in learning and talent management, has announced the Women in Action leadership programme, the first in the L&D industry intended to specifically assist women in the workforce build on their competencies and advance their careers.
More than a million workers will get a pay rise after the national minimum wages goes up by 20 pence an hour from today.
Helen Frewin, Talent Directora at Totem Consulting, discussed the exciting possibilities of deploying psychological profiling to uncover potential talent during a seminar at the World of Learning conference at the NEC Birmingham.
Having to sack a member of staff is unpleasant for everyone involved, but should individuals performing poorly remain in their jobs?
As UK productivity figures continue to slump, new studies suggest that more inspiring bosses could be the key to reviving the country’s production.
Women with degrees earn at least three times as much as non-graduates within a decade of leaving university, according to new research by the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS), Harvard University and the University of Cambridge.
