Emotions – can we really ‘manage’ them?
Emotional intelligence: controlling our emotions and reactions is something that Phil Willcox isn’t sure is the right approach
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CEO of Barclays warns the UK must act now to improve digital skills
Inadequate investment leaves British businesses exposed to digital skills gap according to new research
A better way to manage change
John Edmonds reminds us of the importance of engagement in change
‘When the dust settles’
Nicola Baines and Adam Smith provide a useful tool for dialogue in conflict management
Time isn’t your master, you are
In the penultimate article of her series on well-being and resilience Liggy Webb turns her attention to managing time
Virtual training software upgrade from MicroTek
Enhancements to the online classroom software are released by US firm.
E-learning available offline where there’s no connectivity
Deploying e-learning to geographical areas or groups of people with no Wi-Fi or 4G signal is a challenge that gomo learning has addressed
Totara’s new Norwegian partner Dossier Solutions to support regulated industries
Totara Learning is expanding with a global partner to support customers in highly regulated industries by partnering with Dossier Solutions.
Women more severely affected by Alzheimer’s than men
Women with Alzheimers have poorer cognitive abilities than men at the same stage of the disease, reveal academics from the University of Hertfordshire in a paper published in World Journal of Psychiatry this week.
Young adult carers call for policy changes
Improving the life chances of young adult carers was the subject of a recent national conference in London attended by Learning and Work Institute patron HRH The Princess Royal.
