Researchers urge employers and governments to focus on upskilling and lifelong learning to prepare employees for technological change and automation

Many feel the ability to improvise would improve their performance at work but don't think their employer's culture supports creativity

Artificial intelligence (AI) liberates employees from dry technical tasks and gives them the freedom to devote themselves to what they were intended to be: human capital

Many employees would like the opportunity to start an apprenticeship or switch career but are worried they're too old, according to Jobrapido

?UK workers are given the fewest opportunities to upskill of all nationalities, according to PwC research

As Sajid Javid declares an end to austerity, HR experts take a look at the main announcements affecting the function

Employers that train and recruit ex-offenders are well prepared for economic challenges

Despite the contingent workforce growing in recent years, research shows that employers are failing to provide them with adequate training and development

As the chancellor announces £400 million extra funding for further education including T-Levels, business groups urge him to broaden the apprenticeship levy

We asked experts about what Boris Johnson and his new Cabinet may have in store for apprenticeships, immigration, pensions and skills

While a fall in low-quality apprenticeships should be welcomed, the levy could be missing the mark on its aim to provide a career path for young people

The creative sector must better support young female talent who come up against personal and professional barriers