Training Generation Y is a challenge for Generation X trainers. Ross Wigham reports.More Generation Y articlesEvery generation has its quirks and...
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Tara Craig finds out how a large UK charity with a scientific remit ensures its high-minded employees are also fulfilled...
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Before Generation Y came along, people obsessed with computers were called nerds, but now you’re nobody without an iPod, Facebook...
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Guy Logan analyses the make-up of the Generation Y employeeMore Generation Y articles Priorities Younger workers are not quite as obsessed...
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Broadcasters are slashing their training budgets due to the economic slowdown, research has found.The Broadcast Training & Skills Regulator (BTSR)...
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A major project investigating how employers can make the most of the skills of their workforce has been launched by...
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Social care by voluntary sector suffers chronic underfunding by government
by Guy Loganby Guy LoganThe UK government has failed to tackle ‘chronic underfunding’ in the social care sector despite a growing demand for services,...
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Almost half of all UK workers would have studied “completely different” subjects in hindsight, with one in five believing they...
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Butlins’ Redcoats will be able to train for a degree, it has emerged.The holiday camp has teamed up with the...
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ExclusiveA UK charity is looking to expand its youth intake to help keep school children off the streets and away...
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Staff retention and productivity boosted in hospitality industry by 66% of employers investing in training
by Guy Loganby Guy LoganEmployers in the UK hospitality industry provide more training than any other sector, and it has helped their retention, research...
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Driving skills under scrutiny as Derby and St Edmundsbury councils fit black-box monitors to bin lorries and other vehicles
by Mike Berryby Mike BerryCouncil bin men and other drivers could soon find themselves rated for how well they drive while working.Two local authorities...
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Skills training non-existent in 75% of north-east food and drink manufacturing companies
by Greg Pitcherby Greg PitcherThe scale of the UK’s skills challenge has been laid bare by a regional survey showing that three in four...
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Colin Graves, director of training firm Iridium, reckons that teams and individuals can learn much from the behaviour of flocks of geese. Who are we to disagree?
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With the economy heading south, it’s a racing certainty that many training and L&D budgets will be cut. So, now is the time for L&D managers to start planning their survival strategies.