HR service launched to support employees with caring responsibilities
Employers are being encouraged to sign up to a new service offering bespoke information and support for employees who care for people with degenerative conditions.
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Driver shortage could mean empty shelves this Christmas
Consumers could see empty shelves this Christmas because of the chronic lack of truck drivers, industry chiefs have warned.
Smartphone app aims to boost employee engagement and wellbeing
Digital experts, WorkAngel has partnered with global human capital technology company Ceridian to create an industry-first mobile employee engagement and wellness smartphone app.
Ofsted chief Michael Wilshaw: Low-skilled apprenticeships are a ‘waste of time’
Chief inspector says some apprenticeships have been “devalued” by push to make them more widely available
Princess Royal, the British Army and NIACE showcase apprenticeship quality
NIACE is working with the Army to showcase their important work to deliver outstanding apprenticeships – a blueprint for other large employers and Government to follow.
Digital skills gap damaging UK economy
More than a million small businesses and 12 million people do not have the necessary skills to be succeed in the digital era, according to the latest research from Go.On UK.
Is the appraisal an HR tool of the past?
Everyone is ditching appraisals, but Vicky Roberts asks could training fix them?
Learning technology should capture people’s informal interaction, says report
A joint whitepaper from Docebo and Aberdeen Group highlights the future of learning.
vILT: Why it fails
Michelle Moore and Renu Sharma provide a guide to successful virtual instructor-led training.
Thousands more young people are continuing to study or work
An increasing number of young people at GCSE and A level stages are continuing in education, training or employment after the age of 16, official figures revealed this week.
