Older workers' confidence in their job security dropped by as much as 10% in January 2013 compared with last quarter's findings, according to Legal and General's Job Security Index.
An engineering employer has gone back to school to recruit workers and inspire the next generation.
At the age of 16, young people have a choice of whether to continue in formal full-time education or to leave school and enter the world of work.
The Association of Employment and Learning Providers (AELP), which represents training providers who train over 70% of England’s apprentices, has warned the Government that any adoption of Doug...
This week employers across the UK have pledged to recruit 13,600 new apprentices for National Apprenticeship Week.
Careers advice and guidance in schools is skewed towards university education, so many young people (and their parents) are not aware of other career options and the benefits apprenticeships have to...
This week prime minister David Cameron visited a training academy in Buckinghamshire to call on employers, educators and MPs toe xpand apprenticeship roles for young people.
The jobs outlook for the austerity-hit public sector is at a five-year high after “over-firing” following the financial crisis in 2008, according to a report from recruitment firm Manpower.
Job cuts in IT departments are finally coming to an end, with only one in 10 IT directors expecting to make job cuts in 2013, half the proportion planning job cuts a year ago, according to research...
Employers are moving away from graduate recruitment and towards apprenticeships, according to a report published today from jobs site Totaljobs.com and the Association of Graduate Recruiters (AGR).
Large global employers including Santander, Starbucks, O2 and KFC are offering apprenticeships to many young people across the UK.
To mark the start of National Apprenticeship Week deputy prime minister Nick Clegg (pictured) has said apprenticeships are "at the heart" of the Governments drive to make British business prosper in...
