Learning & development

Training budgets are set to rise as employers struggle to equip their staff with the skills to do their jobs,...

Headteachers have demanded higher wages to encourage classroom teachers to pursue promotion

Lack of adequate training for construction workers and the industry's failure to attract skilled craftspeople could cause major building projects to be put on hold

Training budgets are set to increase as employers struggle to ensure that employees have the skills they need to do their jobs - and that managers can get the best out of them, according to research out today.

Half of the UK’s young adults are planning to start their own business rather than work for another organisation, according...

Medical students have to overcome culture of bullying during training.

I was pleased to read in James Bradley’s “Expert View” (Personnel Today, 12 April) that burnout is no longer the...

Work is one of the big things missing from this general election. Sure, there are passing references to the strength...

Don't cut corners with learning design, says Margi Gordon, in the first of a two-part series

E-learning is being used to support the introduction of new vehicles or Engineer Tank Systems (ETS) in the British Army....

Ruth Palmer, retail sales training manager of Norwich and Peterborough Building Society's training and development unit, takes us behind the scenes of its new learning infrastructure

David Robertson looks at the need to release energy in your workforce, and how to go about it

Work-based qualifications must be held in higher esteem if the proposed reforms of training and education are to succeed. We ask readers how to make it happen

The government's latest White Paper on skills contains yet more ambitious goals for vocational training. Margaret Kubicek looks at whether it will be enough to woo employers

Hollywood star Arnold Schwarzenegger is the not the first name that comes to mind in connection with progressive employment law,...