Learning & development

1.4 million workers would not be able to join scheme because it is only open to people without a level 3 qualification.

To create a true ‘speak up’ culture, organisations need to stop trying to fix individuals’ behaviours and focus on how...

Aspiring airline pilots have been warned not to begin any training courses as they are unlikely to find employment.
The...

With just a few weeks to go until the Personnel Today Awards, we continue to celebrate those on the 2020...

Widespread working from home is creating an imperative for teams to review and adopt different management styles. Paida Dube examines...

Financial support has been a lifeline for many employers as a way to avoid potential redundancy. But training is going...

City & Guilds has urged the government to devolve skills and training to the UK's regions.

Nine in 10 manufacturers have benefitted from adopting digital processes during the pandemic, but the majority are worried the education...

The UK’s skills gap could be tackled by creating sector specialist ‘employer hubs’ at local colleges.

The Personnel Today Awards take place in just a few weeks. As part of our ongoing coverage of the shortlisted...

We continue our countdown to the Personnel Today Awards 2020 by taking a closer look at the organisations shortlisted for...

Tesco, Arla Foods and Tata Steel are among employers backing a campaign to persuade the government to rethink plans to scrap the Union Learning Fund.

The loss of face-to-face interaction at work due to the pandemic could harm young professionals’ careers, according to CEMS, a...

As we continue our countdown to the Personnel Today Awards on 26 November, we showcase the organisations shortlisted for the...

The needs of the UK’s £225bn professional services sector are being overlooked in the UK-EU trade talks according a sub-committee...