Learning & development

Kate Shoesmith, deputy chief executive of the Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC), writes an open letter to MPs.

Work and pensions secretary Liz Kendall has set out what the new Labour government's Back to Work plan will entail.

Bright Horizons’ executive HR director Janine Leightley sets out what the sector would like to see from a new government.

Employees who have similar goals to their managers are more likely to speak up, researchers have found.

More than half of employees feel there is too much change at work, PwC's 2024 hopes and fears survey has found.

World of Learning Conference and Exhibition opens at NEC Birmingham on 8-9 October 2024.

Three in five UK workers think on-the-job training or apprenticeships are more valuable than a university degree.

Up to seven million workers in England may lack the essential employment skills (EES) they need to do their jobs...

The UK has been ranked 45th in the world for technology and business skill proficiency – one place below Honduras.

Proportion of women hired into senior leadership roles is falling, leading to only a slight increase in overall female representation since 2016.

The Liberal Democrats have published their election manifesto, including plans to replace the apprenticeship levy and establish a new employment status.

The Federation of Small Businesses has published its 'manifesto', highlighting what SMEs would like to see from the next government.

Two-thirds of voters do not agree that school gives pupils the skills they need for work, according to a poll.

The Post Office inquiry heard on Thursday that officials considered sacking Paula Vennells in 2014.

Black female leaders take more risks than any other leaders to reach the top, according to research from Durham University Business School.