Rural living can seriously affect your access to skills
A new report shows that those living in the countryside face real disadvantages in accessing skills
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Government gives L&D professionals inadequate time to comment on the new IfA
The Government is criticised for the “absurdly short period of time” given for responses to the scope and working of the new Institute for Apprenticeships
Jobseekers are attracted to organisations that support good causes
Companies with records of supporting good causes are more popular with job candidates according to new research
Gender divide in performance ratings
Recent research shows men and women rating performance differently – showing a need for more objective performance evaluation
Turning up the heat: Top tips for audience debate and discussion
Gary Morrison says get interactive and impart joy into training and your audience will leave with more than the intended learning outcomes, they’ll leave energised and passionate!
Apprentice-led civil service team eyes big expansion in 2017
A crack team of civil service apprentices is set to double in size in 2017, after Whitehall’s operational delivery chief Ruth Owen said departmental leaders had been “won over” by the new model.
Underpayment of apprentices spoiling the reputation of some VET
New statistics show widespread underpayment of UK apprentices
January 2017
House of Fraser scoops Gold in leadership and team groups of the TJ Awards 2016
Technology workers most likely to work flexibly
New research shows technology leads in adaptable working practices
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