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Specialist first aid training for the turbine energy sector
Maersk Training has partnered with turbine manufacturer MHI Vestas Offshore Wind to offer advanced first aid skills to those working in the wind energy sector
CIMA launches updated Certificate in Business Accounting
The Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) has today launched an updated CIMA Certificate in Business Accounting
Failure to fully use digital tools threatens business success
The digital economy has a staggering projected value of $1.8trillion for 2015 alone with digital interaction predicted to grow 21 per cent year on year thereafter. Yet the results of a recent study show that many organisations are not using their digital tools to greatest effect
New world of technology hits the jackpot in Las Vegas
In the first of two reports from DevLearn 2015 held in Las Vegas last week, Marnie Threapleton reflects on how to make technology the enabler of learning
Externalising the enemy
In his final article, in a series on change, Gary Wyles explores the uniting force of a common threat
Global conference calls: a great opportunity or a necessary evil?
Alyssa Bantle provides some tips on how to make the most of a multi-cultural conference call.
Education in financial planning is key to a successful retirement
Research indicates that ageing workers and inadequate retirement savings causes increasing anxiety for employers. Part of the answer lies in education and training in retirement planning
Unlocking unconscious bias in decision making
In the first of a series of articles on decision making Mark and Anna Withers introduce us to the eight characters in our head responsible for failure
Staff development resources launched at Apprenticeship & Traineeship conference
A new series of 4 podcasts focusing on the Apprenticeship reforms and a new e-guide called Resources for planning and action – effective practice from the Apprenticeship Staff Support Programme, has been launched to support training providers and colleges delivering trainee schemes.
Nearly a third of UK employees have considered leaving their jobs due to the inefficient systems
Almost a third (32 per cent) of professional workers are feeling frustrated with the time spent completing tasks due to inadequate internal systems, that they have considered changing job or career, according to new research.
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