Learning & Development

Workers work the longest hours in the EU with full-time employees working up to an average of 42 hours a week

For many of us it’s a case of having an appreciation of where to start

Despite many employers offering big salaries to lure in top talent, money isn’t the only thing employees are looking for

Britain’s unemployment rate dropped to the lowest level in 44 years in March 2019

The ongoing Brexit uncertainty hangs like a black cloud over the hopes and dreams of many new graduates this year

There’s the skills gap too – something many companies are struggling to cope with

In recent years we have seen unemployment in the UK decrease to an astonishing 4% (The lowest it has been since 1975)

Is there a sacrifice made when it comes to mental health and well-being?

Having a diverse workforce includes having a team with a wide variety of personalities, skills and work experience

If someone has worked hard, tell them they’ve done a great job