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Majority of UK employees want ethical AI training as usage grows – Photoroom
Research revealed that 18% of workers said knowing how to use AI properly would improve their company’s performance.
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Government launches ‘trailblazer’ employment support for Wales
In addition, the Government has announced an additional £10m in funding for the programme.
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Moody Logistics expands driver training scheme as industry faces shortage warning
Moody Logistics has expanded its in-house HGV driver training programme amid warnings from the industry about ongoing recruitment challenges.
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Motorvate to spotlight Armed Forces talent as Mission Community joins Automechanika Birmingham
Initiative to champion career opportunities for veterans and service leavers in the automotive industry
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CITB sets out plan to boost construction skills and training in 2025
The priorities are getting more trained people into construction, making quality training available and improving the current workforce’s skills.
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FIS partners with The Skills Centre to tackle skills shortage in finishes and interiors sector
The partnership aims to give people hands-on training and the knowledge they need to start out in the finishes and interiors sector.
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Defence pact talks must prioritise STEM talent, says Engineering by Murray
Engineering by Murray has called for a renewed focus on skills and workforce needs in defence as the UK and EU edge closer to a joint procurement pact.
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The OU and 5% Club launch free academy for HR professionals
Phil Kenmore said: “At the OU we are always looking for new ways to support flexible and accessible upskilling."
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HowNow launches ‘Guru’ AI learning agent
The agent has been designed to understand the learner, adapt to their skill level, and deliver feedback and support.
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Employers rank reskilling as top HR challenge for 2025
The research, which surveyed 5,625 HR professionals and 16,000 employees across 16 countries, highlighted a shift in priorities amid a tightening labour market.
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Large multi-academy trusts have lowest teacher retention rates, finds NEU
Data showed that one in five teachers left their jobs in the last academic year, with more than one in nine leaving the profession entirely.
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WMCA approves £5.7m funding to tackle youth unemployment
The funding will initially assist up to 1,400 individuals in the West Midlands aged 18 to 24 with health conditions in securing jobs.