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Getting started with e-learning is not straight-forward, as many technological, financial and cultural issues have to come into play. Don’t make the mistake of looking at e-learning purely as a …
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Questions and answers on e-learning Q: We have invested a significant amount of money in developing an e-learning solution but the take-up from our employees has been limited. How can …
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What the future holds for e-learning “Just for me” learning A new model using “learning objects” is gaining momentum. Learning objects are self-contained learning components (a course module, video or …
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E-learning is being widely applied to improve the skills and knowledge of employees, but the distributed reach of Internet technologies allows organisations to push learning outside of their walls. Businesses …
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In the first in a series of three articles looking at the strategic challenges facing HR in the future, Professor Amin Rajan and Gary Storer look at business models adopted …
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This week’s case roundup Redundancy policy discriminatory Whiffen v Milham Ford Girls School, unreported, March 2001, Court of Appeal Whiffen had been employed part-time on a series of fixed-term contracts …
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A new incident-reporting service has been launched today by the HSE that will cover all employers in the UK. The service will operate from a new contact centre, which will …
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Young women face subtle discrimination in job interviews, according to research. It shows that male candidates applying to graduate training schemes are more likely to get asked open questions. Open …
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A woman truck driver has won £5,600 in a sex discrimination case against her former employer. The employment tribunal ruled that Yvonne McLeod was made redundant after complaining about a …
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Government officers enforcing the minimum wage have restored £4 million in unpaid wages, the DTI announced on the second anniversary of its introduction. Officials retrieved around £3 million last year …
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From today public organisations will have to actively promote racial equality, as the Race Relations (Amendment) Act comes into force. The Act, updated from the original 1976 legislation, fulfils the …
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The fourth employers’ Law Briefing, in association with Rowe & Maw takes place on 9 May at the British Library in London. This year we are focusing on one of …
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The Northwest will be unveiling some of the hottest developments in e-learning at a dedicated two-day show and conference. Amanda Jackson takes a look at what visitors can expect to …
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This month’s news roundup Funding fears for engineers under new LSC The basic national funding rates set by the DfEE to be implemented by the LSC have already come in …
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Beverly Clayton, a specialist in professional development at Gartmore Investment Management, explains how an off-beat approach won over newcomers and bought their commitment Keeping in touch with current legislation and …