Countrywide Surveying Services has achieved another 100% pass rate in the latest AssocRICS assessment window, with all 13 trainee surveyors successfully gaining qualification.
Transport Scotland has launched a £1.94bn procurement process for the remaining sections of the A9 Dualling Programme, with work expected to support jobs, training opportunities and supply chain businesses across Scotland.
A new report has called on fleet insurers to publish evidence supporting the two-year experience requirement that many newly qualified HGV drivers say prevents them securing employment.
More than four in five UK employers with overseas staff plan to expand internationally, but managing annual leave across multiple jurisdictions is creating growing compliance risks.
The ‘Get Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Working Plan’ aims to help people into work by breaking down barriers to employment.
Click Finder analysed 84 occupations and more than 100 human skills to identify which capabilities are hardest for AI systems to replicate.
According to the Malt Tech Trends 2026 report, demand for languages including Java (-32%), C++ (-25%) and PHP (-33%) fell sharply over the past year.
Jack Hulatt discusses how graduates can stand out by building practical proof of skills rather than relying on qualifications alone.
51% of employees said like they are “faking it” at work at least sometimes, projecting more confidence or competence than they genuinely feel.
The programme aims to reach 100,000 young people by 2028, 500,000 by 2032 and one million by 2036, with a focus on equipping the next generation with practical skills.
YouGov found that 38% of employers expect sourcing qualified talent to be one of their most significant hiring challenges this year.
The weekly workshop series, which launched in February, has reached 130 attendees to date and is now fully booked for the next three months.