Opinion
Bureaucracy hinders help for Ukrainian refugees
3 May 2022
Many UK organisations want to welcome Ukrainian refugees, but how do we turn recruitment rhetoric into a hiring reality? James Reed gives his view
A hero born from comedy
9 March 2022
This month Stephanie Davies explores the horror of stand-up and how a modern hero can rise from...
4 actions to raise L&D’s profile
2 March 2022
Doug Marshall on how marketing techniques can make a difference to L&D teams
TJ Newsflash: 2 March
2 March 2022
This week’s pick of the top stories, research, and inspiration from across the globe
The rear-view mirror to future success
22 February 2022
Experienced in the field of learning technology, Bob Little looks back at the advances in digitally...
Beating financial stress
21 February 2022
Wendy Muirhead on how on-demand pay can boost employee financial wellness
TJ Newsflash: 16 February
16 February 2022
This week’s selection of news and views compiled by TJ’s editor
Remote working – the long view
15 February 2022
Jennifer C Loftus explores the essential elements needed for successful long-term remote work...
The importance of cake
13 February 2022
This month Stephanie Davies explores ‘ambush by cake’ and why birthday cake is so important to us...
TJ Newsflash: 10 February
10 February 2022
This week’s selection of news celebrates the world of apprentices
Top tips for attracting, retaining, and managing talent
9 February 2022
Amy Smyth shares her thoughts on the impact of the global pandemic on the workforce, what 2022...
TJ interviews: Avado’s Richard Haynes
8 February 2022
It is National Apprenticeship Week and to start our coverage TJ’s editor interviews Richard Haynes...
Should we be attracting the ‘brightest and best’?
1 February 2022
Immigration specialist, Yash Dubal argues that the government’s preoccupation with skilled...
Building future-ready workforces
14 January 2022
Anthony Santa Maria on how personalised learning builds future-ready workforces
The last laugh: bad gags, sexism and xenophobia
14 January 2022
Stephanie Davies reflects on humour and how it can be a measure of social change