TJ Awards 2016 – winners announced
TJ Awards 2016 concluded with 45 winners being announced at a fabulous Gala Dinner in the City of London
TJ Awards 2016 concluded with 45 winners being announced at a fabulous Gala Dinner in the City of London
Vicky Roberts tackles the tricky discussions that L&D often need to have with other internal departments when training or assistance is requested, focusing particularly on coaching.
When does learning out loud lead to inadvertently exposing your personal or organisational vulnerabilities? “Work out Loud!” is the current war cry of enthusiastic L&D professionals who are busy networking, building, developing and ultimately sharing. The growing culture of learning…
Female entrepreneurs are brought to the forefront with a tailored business support package
Stephanie Garforth suggests four key steps to make the most of ‘brilliant, but challenging’ talent.
First featured in the magazine, meet the man with a mission to give the disadvantaged hope for a better future.
A blogger has criticised the government for being “shamefully slow” in taking action against unpaid internships that are exploiting young people.
Chris Wood explains why updated plans for the apprenticeship levy are positive news for disadvantaged young people and employers.
Santander has partnered with social enterprise Cause4 to launch its 2017 Breakthrough Women in Business Programme in search of the next generation of UK female entrepreneurs.
Helen Amery from Wild Fig Solutions Ltd discusses the importance of mentoring and how it can benefit workers and businesses.