Global employee mobility assignments expected to increase in 2016
A majority of multinational companies (56 per cent) expect to increase their use of short-term assignments in 2015/16 according to a new report.
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How much of your training budget is wasted?
Tony Hughes believes that too many companies waste too much of their training budgets. Why? And how can they solve the problem?
Ofsted highlights ‘worrying’ north-south divide in schools
Too many secondary schools in the Midlands and the north of England are “languishing in mediocrity” the head of Ofsted has said.
How do you translate values into behaviours?
In the first of my series on the theme of ‘difficult conversations’, we looked at how the performance appraisal, far from being outdated, can be a powerful and essential HR tool if managers are trained to use it properly.
Businesses failing to use employee feedback to drive strategic change
Organisations see the importance of listening to employees, but are failing to collect feedback often enough and are only using it tactically, rather than strategically.
Business Disability Forum launches new website
Business Disability Forum (BDF) has announced the launch of the latest version of the Disability Standard website sponsored by Accenture.
P&MM video guides to boost staff engagement
An award winning rewards and recognition company has released a two part video guide to help organisations understand the best way to implement an employee recognition programme and a channel incentive programme.
Top ten tips on how to use social media to improve employability
If you are hunting for a new job, chances are your prospective employers are going to investigate your social media profiles.
A third of construction firms turned off from hiring apprentices, warns FMB
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.
Over two-thirds of UK companies have experienced cyber security threats, reveals report
A survey conducted by training company QA, reveals that eight out of ten (81 per cent) UK IT decision makers experienced some sort of data or cyber security breach in their organisation in 2015.
