One in three Europeans would feel discriminated against if job hunting in UK
One in three Europeans would feel discriminated against if looking for a job in the UK in the current climate.
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Engineers could demand footballer level salaries if skills shortage continues
Gas, water and electricity workers could demand Premier League-level salaries in future if the skills shortage in the utilities sector is not dealt with by the government and employers.
Growth in psychometric testing for recruiting graduates and senior managers
Online assessments are increasingly being used in UK and Irish companies to select, onboard and develop all staff.
Only a third of employers are supporting working carers
Just a third of employers (34 per cent) are supporting working carers and have a policy in place, according to a new survey.
Ten tips on how to boost staff morale
Gary Cattermole give his top 10 tips on how employers can create happy workplaces.
Business leaders express concerns over apprenticeship levy
Business leaders have expressed their concerns about the risks of the current Apprenticeship Levy for apprentices, businesses and the Northern Irish economy and urged close collaboration with business.
Apprentice team of the year finalists announced
Apprentices from several companies around the UK have been named National Finalists in the search for the apprentice team of the year.
Liverpool businesses lead the way to close attainment gap
Liverpool businesses are joining forces to close the attainment gap between disadvantaged pupils and their peers.
Revamped magazine heralds exciting developments at TJ
A redesign of Training Journal marks our new approach to connecting with the L&D community
June 2016
Donald H Taylor on the future of L&D
