Is pregnancy discrimination putting women off having children?
Research from the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has shown that working mothers are still being penalised for having children.
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Know your learners
In this final part of her practical series on getting the best from L&D, Laura Overton looks at evidence to help L&D leaders
July 2015
The focus of this month’s edition is driving creativity
Celebrating Training Journal’s 50th birthday anniversary
Jo Cook, an Independent L&D specialist at Lightbulb, writes about Training Journal’s 50th anniversary conference and the key themes of the day.
Remastering apprenticeships
Kirstie Donnelly reviews current thinking on apprenticeships and calls for greater recognition of their value
Turning bad meetings into productive ones
Blaire Palmer tells TJ what firms must do to get the best out of meetings
Government could get much more bang for its buck from its existing investment in apprenticeships, say training providers
At its annual conference in London today, leaders of the Association of Employment and Learning Providers (AELP) will reinforce their proposals to expand the apprenticeship programme which includes simplification of the current contracting system that is currently one of the…
Findings showing social mobility as significant barrier to learning welcomed by UKCES
New research published by the National Institute of Adult continuing Education (NIACE) highlighting social mobility as a key barrier to continued learning has been welcomed by the UK Commission for Employment and Skills (UKCES)
Is change management necessary?
Change management does not guarantee success but it improves the ability to achieve desired outcomes, Andy West says
Five surefire ways you can be a better manager
What’s the best way to improve your performance as a manager? Patrick Woodman shares his thoughts
