Job hunting hits two-year high as employee satisfaction at work plummets
Job satisfaction in the UK has dropped to its lowest level for over two years, according to new research.
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Read MoreJob hunting hits two-year high as employee satisfaction at work plummets
A new study on the future of work reports technology as a key motivator
New report finds that 68 percent of UK workers believe technology improves work-life balance
Businesses should invest in IT talent
Figures released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) revealed that 87.9 per cent of adults had recently (in the last three months) used the internet, compared with 86.2 per cent in 2015.
What is shaping your L&D?
“What’s shaping your L&D?” was on the agenda yesterday as KnowledgePool (part of Capita Learning Services) hosted a panel discussion for learning professionals at London’s Hospital Club.
The secrets of LNA
Krystyna Gadd offers some advice on learning needs analysis (LNA) and its value in raising your profile.
Lord Sugar appointed as government’s enterprise tsar
Businessman and The Apprentice star Alan Sugar has been appointed as David Cameron’s new enterprise tsar.
Skills shortages boosting pay of construction workers
A skills shortage in the construction sector has pushed the wages of bricklayers higher, according to new research.
A job half done – when companies only go part way for training
Balancing competing priorities and interests within an organisation can be hard, so how can Learning and Development professionals get creative in order to respond to the challenge?
TJwow recording – who’s responsible for sales training discussion?
The third #TJwow webinar discussion in the launch week was about who’s responsibility it is for developing sales people
Educating apprentices
Gary Wyles explores the growth of apprenticeships and how businesses have a lot to relearn about our young learners.
