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CADCOE boss Daniel Leech joined us on The Leaders Council Podcast to discuss how his business is working with education to reform apprenticeship provision in order to help tackle the skills gaps that are blighting industry.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky has said that he is “very happy” with the outcome of Monday evening’s confidence vote in Boris Johnson’s leadership, which saw the Conservative leader remain UK prime minister.

Prime minister Boris Johnson will continue in post after securing the backing of 59 per cent of Conservative MPs in Monday night’s confidence vote.

The Conservative former health secretary Jeremy Hunt has called on his fellow Tories to remove Boris Johnson as prime minister in Monday evening’s confidence vote.

Tory MPs will participate in a confidence vote in the leadership of prime minister, Boris Johnson, on Monday evening.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has said that the Metropolitan Police Force is dogged by “real challenges” and “real problems”, and that the next commissioner will need to address these issues to restore public trust.

The Oncology Imaging Systems [OIS] team travelled to the ESTRO 2022 congress in the Danish capital city of Copenhagen in May.

Hame Fae Hame has entered a partnership with salmon producer, Scottish Sea Farms, which will see the Scalloway-based provider offer subsidised childcare for their employees in Shetland.

Possessing a shared interest is one of the critical elements behind a good team. However, it is a known fact that as the team becomes bigger, more people have their own interests and it becomes harder to pull in the same direction.

Managed service provider, Everything Tech, will help ensure staff achieve leading industry certifications following new investment into training and development.

Spinnaker International has long believed that the prevention of attacks on ATM units is the most efficient means of keeping cash moving.

The House of Commons Transport Committee has said that the haulage sector ought to be given two years to solve recruitment issues and improve working conditions or be hit with new taxes as punishment.

The Department for Education [DfE] began rolling out changes to statutory induction for teachers across England last September. Yet, the changes are facing criticism from the teaching profession less than a year in, and more alterations are likely to follow.

Ken Pullar, CEO of The Chartered Institute of Payroll Professionals [CIPP], has been shortlisted for the Knowledge & Professional Services Leader accolade at The Reward 300 Awards, 2022.