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Recognising different character types is a very effective way of influencing people, Stephen Archer says
Recognising different character types is a very effective way of influencing people, Stephen Archer says
Recommendations made to employers on how to drive change needed to encourage people to continue working into later life include implementing unconscious bias training for those involved in recruitment; widening apprenticeships to the over-50s; introducing flexible benefits and adapting training and development opportunities…
A major focus of the conference will be on the role technology-assisted learning can play in helping to develop the skills vital for the future of Africa
The SIP board – led by GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), along with representatives from other leading science sector companies – are now urging organisations not yet participating in the employer-led skills initiative to start the process in this new financial year, as…
When there is collaboration the team delivers results collectively, William Buist says
Training Journal celebrated its 50th birthday anniversary by hosting a Learning and Development Conference on Friday 10th July.
The research shows that although the L&D community is more ambitious than ever before, many practitioners don’t have the capabilities in-house to drive the organisational change they’d like to. For example, 87 per cent think that business planning is a…
The new research, launched ahead of a Barclays debate on youth employability on 15 April – supplementing their wider commitment to helping young people increase their employability and find jobs – found the thing most likely (at 26 per cent)…
The scheme will apply to every employee of a firm with more than 250 employees, and all public sector workers
AELP has said it’s pleased that Labour has decided to focus resources around the National Careers Service to improve the quality of careers guidance in schools. The measure is set to help underpin the statutory requirements that schools already have to…