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TU Training: Mental Health First Aid training delivered nationwide, at your premises or offsite

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By TU Training Now, more than ever, we need to be mindful of ourselves and those around us. Mental Health First Aiders are vital to organisations, and this has been highlighted during the time of Covid-19. With employees working from home, being placed under considerable stress, unsure of their futureโ€ฆ itโ€™s easy to understand why […]

40% of employees feel they don’t have job security

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Just 30% of employees are ‘resilient’ while also showing that resilience can triple when employers adopt a well-rounded programme of support. That’s according to AON’s The Rising Resilient report, which says employees with poor resilience have 55% lower engagement at work and are 42% less likely to want to stay with their employer. In the […]

The Skills Master: Q&A with Today’s PA’s Paul Pennant

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Training specialist Todayโ€™s PA was founded over 15 years ago by PAul Pennant. And thatโ€™s not a typo in his name โ€“ it demonstrates how committed he is to the PA and EA community and helping individuals achieve their potential. He speaks to Lisa Carterโ€ฆ Tell us about Todayโ€™s PA โ€“ the background to the […]

Nearly two-thirds of Brits willing to retrain post-COVID

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59% of Brits have said theyโ€™re willing to reskill and retrain in a new line of work following the coronavirus pandemic; as a lack of jobs forces people to consider searching in different sectors.ย  CV-Libraryย surveyed 1,700 UK professionals to gain an understanding of how workers feel about their job search, with 51.8% saying it’sย because they […]

Describe yourself as a ‘thought leader’ on LinkedIn? You’re probably a man

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Six out of every ten people globally who describe themselves as a thought leader on LinkedIn is a man. That’s according to research from Instant Offices, which says of all the profiles analysed, 63% of thought leader profiles belonged to men compared to 37% of women, with the results leaning heavily towards men across virtually […]

ODILO deploys ‘Netflix’ model for online learning

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ODILO has raised ยฃ8m towards its quest to become the โ€˜Netflix of Educationโ€™ with a model that provides unlimited digital content and collaborative learning services. The solution allows companies to create their own unlimited educational ecosystems in 43 languages, along with unlimited learning and collaborative learning experiences (independent, guided, collaborative, certified, in the classroom) that […]

Lockdown sees biggest fall in working hours since 1971

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Early indicators for June 2020 suggest that the number of employees in the UK on payrolls is down around 650,000 compared with March 2020, according to data released by the ONS. The largest falls were seen at the start of the pandemic and while the number of payroll employees is still falling the decline is […]

PA Life Online Courses: Now available to entire companies

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Did you know that PA Life’s awesome CPD-certified Online Courses are now available in the form of corporate bundle packages? It’s a great way to enable multiple employees within an organisation to improve their skills! Specially curated by an expert team, there are more than 100s of courses available to help develop your career โ€“ […]

Did you realise your childhood career dream? Two in three of us don’t

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Just one in three Brits is working in the field they dreamt of when they were children. A poll of 2,000 employed adults found that after spending their early years wanting to be a teacher, doctor or train driver, just under a third saw theirย dreamย become a reality. In fact, more than half of those polled […]

Tips for a successful career change in 2020

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If the New Year saw you resolve to step up the career ladder โ€“ or even consider something completely different, read on for some useful advice for anyone, no matter what your circumstanceโ€ฆ According to the latest YouGov data, over a fifth (22 per cent) of Brits said they were likely to be on the […]

Working hours and salary main career change considerations

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A YouGov survey of 2,000 adults has found that while money is predictably the biggest motivator behind moving jobs (64%), over half of the respondents cited working hours as an important factor (55%). In line with National Careers Week (w/c 2nd March), The Oxford Open Learning Trust commissioned the survey to explore the major motivations […]

50% of women avoid asking for a pay rise

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2019 UK wages saw the fastest rise in just over a decade, increasing by 3.9% in just three months, but research collated by Instant Offices reveals that women are still less likely to ask for a pay rise as less than half (43%) often feel โ€˜uncomfortableโ€™ doing so.  One-third of women state they believe they are over qualified […]

Upskill and level up your career in 2020

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New research from recruitment specialist Hays has highlighted a big skills gap for employers looking to recruit PAs & EAs – PA Lifeโ€™s Online Courses will ensure youโ€™re fully equippedโ€ฆ Did you know that skills shortages are still rife for employers of PAs and EAs? According to new research by recruitment specialist Hays, more than […]

79% of women regularly lack confidence at work

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70% of people admit to regularly lacking confidence in themselves when it comes to their careers and speaking up at work. According to research byย My Confidence Matters, this lack of confidence is seen across the board, regardless of industry sector, size of business or job title. However, there was a notable disparity between men and […]

Make or break: Should you take a career gap?

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Taking a hiatus from their current career provides employees with the chance to explore new opportunities. Emily Bain, MD of PA recruitment agency Bain and Gray, reveals why you shouldnโ€™t be afraid to take time out… More and more people are considering a career break or a gap year in a bid to escape the […]

MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS MONTH: Careers a top cause of stress among under-25s

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According to a study by UK Youth, young adults, aged 18-25 spend more than six hours a day ‘stressed out’, but 1 in 10 feel they have no one to discuss their concerns with. Ahead of Mental Health Awareness Month this October, Fresh Student Living has delved into the factors causing stress among young people, including the most stressful careers. […]

8 signs youโ€™re mentally prepared for promotion

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Do you spend your commutes dreaming of the corner office? Do you take the stairs rattling off a list of your key skills and qualities? No matter where you work, at some point or another, nearly all of us want to progress in our careers.   It can be easy to know if youโ€™re ready from […]

Higher salaries do NOT equate to staff loyalty

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Analysis of data from 10,000 CVs has shown there is no clear correlation between high salaries and staff retention. According to the research from Adzuna, it takes UK employees 28 months on average before they get the new job itch. Top ten job roles employees stay in the longest: Machine Operator – 5 years and […]