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April 2010
Discourage the like-minded
Networks – such as those available via LinkedIn or Facebook – are much praised for bringing people together to enable them to share [...]
March 2010
Cranfield report reveals – and revels in – the obvious
An analysis, conducted by the Centre for Business Performance at Cranfield School of Management, and published in March, has found a clear link [...]
Learning Light re-launches the e-learning centre website
Learning Light has revised and re-launched the e-learning centre website, which attracts a worldwide audience and over 72,000 unique hits a month. The [...]
Dangerous statistics reveal a disturbing truth
Experts are warning that the benefits of economic recovery and growth will only be fully realised if there is continued investment in skills. [...]
Investment report criticises executive pay
Both the BBC and the Church Times have reported that the ecumenical Church Investors Group (CIG) – a Christian investment group - has [...]
E-learning budgets increase in the voluntary sector
A survey of learning technologies in the voluntary sector - encompassing over 80 charities, representing more than 50,000 staff and volunteers – has [...]
Same again, mate
An article by Rhys Moult in the recently published first edition of Australia’s revamped Training Magazine – now known as ‘E-learning and Training [...]
Sending the wrong learning message
While it has not been announced with a great fanfare of publicity there is, nonetheless, a strong rumour that National Learning at Work [...]
February 2010
Arguing for its own abolition
The CIPD’s recently published report, ‘Next Generation HR: Time for change – Towards a Next Generation for HR’, outlines a number of challenges [...]
January 2010
CIPD plumbs the depths
Today, I received an email which said: ‘Dear Mr Little, Join Europe's largest HR and development professional body and receive a £20 Marks [...]
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