Should we be attracting the ‘brightest and best’?
Immigration specialist, Yash Dubal argues that the government’s preoccupation with skilled workers could hamper productivity
Training Journal
Changing perceptions of neurodiversity
Jacqui Wallis discusses the neurodivergent workforce and how to recruit, retain and get the best from this valuable group of people
The TJ Podcast: January 2022
Looking to the future: what does 2022 hold for organisations, their leaders and people?
TJ Newsflash: 25 January
This week’s selection of news, research and insights from across the world.
Virtual Reality as a communication tool
A case study of how Hyundai Card used the metaverse to engage and reward their teams during Covid restrictions
How to eat in a modern meeting
Jo Bryant lays out her top tips on how to navigate eating at work in the remote world
The rise of corporate research funding
Adrian Mulligan reveals the results of Elsevier’s recent study into research funding. With a change in direction across fields there are many opportunities researchers should embrace
The last laugh: bad gags, sexism and xenophobia
Stephanie Davies reflects on humour and how it can be a measure of social change
How the pandemic affected the mental health of the disabled
Coronavirus has affected us all, but Kitty Bates reminds us that disabled people have suffered more than most
Developing muscle for the unexpected
If you master one skill in 2022 says Christian Busch make it cultivating serendipity
