Opinion
Britain’s office workers are disengaged, finds neuroscience study
Office workers are being overwhelmed by distractions due mainly to a lack of understanding of how to manage attention in the workplace, according to research by Steelcase UK.
Docebo introduces social and informal learning modules at Dubai event
Docebo, producer of the Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) Enterprise learning management system (LMS), is unveiling two major new modules that work alongside its product to create an ecosystem.
Offsite construction sector learn benefits of collaboration
Tom Nutland from UKCES demonstrates how learning from experience and collaboration is making a difference to the offsite construction industry who have spearheaded the UK Futures Programme
UK employees should address work life balance with personal development
UK workers can use a couple of simple tips to improve work life balance, with to do lists, personal development targets and saying no.
Shell Eco-marathon: Inspiring tomorrow’s scientists and engineers
Cars of the future were spotted on Westminster Bridge, London, on Wednesday morning (November 4th) as Shell announced its Eco-marathon Europe will be coming to London in 2016 for the first time in its 30 year history.
L&D teams failing to improve business productivity, according to 2015 Towards Maturity Benchmark study
Despite high aspirations to make an impact on the business, the latest Towards Maturity research shows that whilst most L&D teams are failing to find success, Top Performing teams provide direction for the way ahead.
Mandisa Regrello: Trinidadian lawyer creates momentum for a springboard to success
Women in the Caribbean are now benefiting from an award-winning development programme that transforms their lives for the better.
New technical and professional education reforms will address skills shortage
Plans for ground-breaking reforms to technical and professional education (TPE) which will set England’s system on a par with the best in the world were announced by Skills Minister Nick Boles today.
‘HR must continue to innovate and adapt’, says CIPD chief
More than 1,000 HR and L&D practitioners gathered at the professional body’s Annual Conference and Exhibition in Manchester this morning to hear Peter Cheese, chief executive of the CIPD, discuss the future of HR.
Why emotional literacy is the key to great leadership
Emma Webb argues that creating a safe environment for leaders to explore emotion and feelings improves working relationships.
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