To celebrate the start of this Olympic year, HR magazine has tied up with Lane4, a leading performance development consultancy with a unique heritage in elite sport and business performance, to offer...
They say no news is good news, but what about the news that people should have known all along?
In contrast to concerning economic predictions, findings from the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) reveal an optimistic job outlook for MBA and Masters graduates.
Employers should be offered the opportunity to step up and develop the training their business needs for growth, according to a report published by the UK Commission for Employment and Skills.
The automotive industry has been hard hit by the recession with production levels down and falling sales but it continues to innovate with competitive advantage and the sector is looking beyond the...
Training and career development is seen as the most popular alternative to pay rise for generation y, according to a survey by training company People 1st and ICM Research.
Despite the current economic uncertainty organisations are continuing to spend a significant amount of money on the development of their employees, with the aim of creating a competitive advantage in...
Communication – that glaring word which is often highlighted as an ‘area for improvement’ in the annual employee survey, the thing that requires time and effort and, in a period where unemployment is...
Youth is important when it comes to running a business. Experience is also crucial, but recruiting the next batch of talent is essential if your business is to stay one step ahead when older employees...
The prime minister has launched a scheme for businesses to be given the power to design, develop and purchase the vocational training programmes they need.
As the economy makes a slow recovery, businesses, and in particular small businesses, have numerous choices to make about how they prioritise their budgets. According to the Towards Maturity...
New measures to support the training standards of healthcare assistants were unveiled by health secretary Andrew Lansley.
