Lakeside Shopping Centre has pledged to improve the skills of its workforce.The Essex centre's general manager, Steve Chandler (pictured), signed the Government's Skills Pledge earlier this month and...

Police need better training to counter the rising tide of violence against them, according to Unison.

From the end of November 2008, UK employers will need to be licensed by the UK Border Agency in order to employ migrant employees any workers who come outside the European Economic Area and...

More than two fifths (42%) of managers in the UK and Ireland find coaching employees to be too time-consuming.

Rossendale Council has pledged to help all employees improve their literacy and numeracy to achieve a qualification equivalent to five good GCSEs.

Network Rail staff at St Pancras International have been trained in how to shuttle passengers and luggage around the terminus.

The National Policing Improvement Agency (NPIA) has launched a programme to develop the next generation of police leaders.

Managements use of e-learning has surged in the last 12 months according to research launched this morning at the Chartered Management Institutes Annual Conference in Birmingham.

Three out of four companies are not cutting their training budgets despite the economic downturn.

Minister for employment and learning Sir Reg Empey has launched a technical engineering apprenticeship for Northern Irelands gas industry.

More than half of the UK workforce havent had training in the effective management of conflict despite the fact conflict costs British business 24 billion each year.

Skills secretary John Denham has given the go-ahead for four academies to develop the skills of 150,000 young people and adults.