Getting diversity right in the workplace
Nic Hammarling discusses the need to speed up the progress of minority groups in the workplace.
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How to prepare for the future?
Ruth Stuart suggests that L&D needs be asking some big questions to meet the challenges of today and tomorrow.
Save the Children: The domino effect of educational underachievement is something we ignore at our peril
Save the Children argues that the Government’s “focus and scarce funds would achieve more if directed towards early years.”
Kate Garraway to host the TJ Awards 2016
TJ is pleased to announce TV and radio presenter Kate Garraway as the host for the TJ Awards 2016 Gala Dinner, which will be taking place on Tuesday 6th December at The Brewery, London.
The Pokemon Go effect: How are councils utilising augmented and virtual reality?
Sooraj Shah looks at the benefits of AR and VR, and asks whether councils should be spending taxpayers’ money on the emerging technologies so soon.
‘Application Apathy’ prevents schools from filling vacancies
Applying for new teaching jobs has become so complicated that two thirds of teachers say they cannot bring themselves to fill out an application form.
Classroom training is still relevant in L&D
Don Taylor reminisces on the demise of vinyl, but sees classroom training continuing with the right type of facilitator.
Civil service HR strikes 10-year skills deal with CIPD
Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development says collaboration deal will “professionalise and upskill” human-resources staff against the backdrop of Brexit
What does a 21st century L&D leader look like?
Tina Seth reflects on her career in learning and organisational design and development and asks how does L&D and OD connect?
Deep cultural differences are key in Ryder Cup success
Alyssa Bantle on why global managers and trainers can answer golf’s big question: why does Europe have a better team spirit than the US?
