Prioritising health and wellbeing in urban UK development could “provide cities with a £15 billion boost and improve the mental health of millions of people”, according to British Land, one

Graduate trainee Chantel Maynard explains how she landed her exciting role at Cavendish Nuclear and why nuclear energy is so vital for our future “I did maths, physics, economics and

Women are now more likely to get a job in technology as the industry moves away from pure number crunching to a greater focus on innovation and creativity, according to

Ada Lovelace Day, on Tuesday 9 October, is an annual celebration of the achievements of women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. It aims to increase the profile of women

Engineering today is anything but dull. With engineering skills, young people can change the world: they can design spacesuits, develop new training systems for potential World Cup-winning England football players

A new school term and two new national purchasing recruitment frameworks signalled the opportunity for schools to stretch their recruitment budgets further. Independent procurement consultant, Naomi Clews, from Naomi Clews Consultancy Ltd.,

With businesses looking at alternative methods for talent attraction, one model that is often considered is Recruitment Process Outsourcing (RPO), where a business transfers all or part of its recruitment

Hiring a diverse workforce is becoming increasingly important to organisations as they realise the value people from different backgrounds are able to add to a business. Whilst diversity and inclusion

Gattaca, Patrick Shanley, Chairman, commented: “After an extensive search process, we are extremely pleased that Kevin is joining us as CEO. Kevin is an experienced international executive who has successfully

Projects focused on low emission technology, which are worth more than £500m, could create 1,000 jobs across the country, has been announced. It comes as Prime Minister Theresa May prepares