Bristol Airport launches programme to boost local employment opportunities
The programme targets people in education, retired individuals looking to return to work, and those who have been out of the workforce due to family or caring commitments.
APSAS launches to set standards and career paths in asset surveying
Members will receive a technical training manual, and plans are in place to develop online training courses.
CEOs with more education and power are likelier to drive corporate decarbonisation, research finds
A study from Durham University Business School finds that higher-educated and more powerful CEOs are significantly more likely to push for industrial decarbonisation.
moneyappi launches financial wellbeing app for employees
The platform integrates artificial intelligence (AI), gamification, and behavioural science to empower employees to improve their financial literacy.
SMEs urge action on skills and tax incentives as Government reforms receive mixed response
Shawbrook research reveals SME support for tax freezes and apprenticeship reforms, but urges more action on skills, red tape and R&D investment.
98% of frontline workers face customer incivility, survey finds
The Axonify report revealed that 73% of workers in restaurants, retail, and hotels experience incivility daily or weekly.
South London employers unite behind new Employment and Skills Charter
Employers, educators, and local leaders have backed a new Charter to tackle skills gaps and shape South London’s workforce of the future.
Imperial launches new leadership programme to address global challenges
Imperial has launched ‘Responsible Leadership in a Complex World’, a new five-day programme equipping leaders to navigate AI, climate change and digital transformation.
Arnold Clark welcomes 118 new apprentices during Scottish Apprenticeship Week
Arnold Clark has taken on 118 new apprentices across Scotland and England, reinforcing its commitment to skills development and career progression.
Lloyds Banking Group partners with Cambridge Spark on AI leadership programme
The collaboration is aimed at equipping more than 200 senior leaders across the organisation with the skills required to drive AI innovation.
Work coach shortage leads DWP to reduce support for Universal Credit claimants
To help manage the shortfall, the DWP has prioritised supporting claimants in the Intensive Work Search category, according to the NAO.
Government introduces AI bootcamp to upskill Whitehall coders
The AI Accelerator Programme will train up 25 Machine Learning Engineers through hackathons, where the coders will help tackle live Government challenges.
