UK intelligence personnel operating in Afghanistan, Guantanamo Bay, and Iraq did not have sufficient training in how to treat those they were interrogating under international law, according to a report.
Training strategies
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Mobile phone retailer Phones4u is spending £10m on sending its 3,500 workers on a week-long training course.
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Employers need to look seriously at the increasing skill demands made of workers who are not highly qualified, according to the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development.
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Making learning stick remains the holy grail of anyone responsible for people development in their organisation. Margaret Kubicek asks how to make it happen
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Another raft of research shows that less than half of UK organisations have any idea whether what they spend on training is making any difference. Stephanie Sparrow and Simon Kent report
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Training staff as consultants helped cosmetics giant Wella keep its clients happy, but it also had other positive outcomes, writes Alex Blyth
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Council supports continuous learning and development for its employees
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Canon Europe hopes to expand its electronic training programme for staff as part of a blended learning strategy.
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Less than 10 per cent of UK organisations run a professional development scheme for their IT staff, according to research...
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Unison has called on the Government to employ more cleaners in the NHS.
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"Passionate champion" of vocational training takes over as head of skills organisation
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Busy work schedules leave little room for language training, which is becoming increasingly important as global markets expand. One London university believes a blended approach could deliver benefits to the business
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How confident are you that the training at your organisation has been designed with matters of accessibility and disability in...
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Creating a culture of coaching was at the heart of the effort by London Underground (LU) to get its 1,300...
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Karen Fenton, 39, is head of HR at UCI Cinemas. Here she celebrates her team’s achievements, including regional success and a finalist’s place in the recent National Training Awards