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Tips for women who want to get into the skilled trades
More and more women are considering getting into skilled trades, and there has been an increase in the number of women taking up courses and apprenticeships in the UK.
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Generation Beta: Redefining the Future of Work
Emerging in a post-pandemic, digitally accelerated era, this generation promises to reshape the future of work with values and expectations distinct from their predecessors.
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Over a million workers on zero-hours contracts shows need for Employment Rights Bill
Zero-hours contracts are still high at 1.13 million according to the latest labour market data.
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Compass celebrates first anniversary of Xcelerate with Edgbaston
Compass has marked the first anniversary of its flagship regional community skills and learning hub, Xcelerate with Edgbaston - with a special event hosting almost 100 people.
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January 2025 sees uptick in white-collar job creation
More professional (white-collar) job roles were posted by the world’s leading companies in January 2025 than had been seen for over three months (since October 2024).
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Gender pay gap means women work first 48 days of the year unpaid
New TUC analysis reveals Women’s Pay Day for 2025 – the day when the average woman stops working for free compared to the average man – was Sunday, 16 February 2025.
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Nearly half of UK adults have experienced workplace discrimination
New research suggests many workplaces are a potential hotbed of discriminatory behaviour, with peoples’ age, appearance and gender often being used against them in work settings.
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BESA assessor scheme to address ‘critical shortage’
BESA has launched a programme to tackle a shortage of trainers and assessors which it says threatens to “leave the building services industry on its knees”.
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