Workforce and Employment
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More than 1 in 6 young adults in the EU were not in education or work in 2020
Wednesday 28th of July 2021
More than one in six young adults in the European Union are not in employment, education or training (NEET), new figures show.
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What can the wine industry teach us about sustainability?
Tuesday 27th of July 2021
There is scarcely a headline today that does not mention ESG, responsible business, or sustainability. The wine industry has an 8,000 year history of adaptation to change, and as such it offers a unique perspective into resilience and lessons that can be broadly applied across sectors and geographies.
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How our level of personal resilience changes over time
Thursday 22nd of July 2021
Resilience is a dynamic process, rather than a fixed trait, a new study finds.
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Digital learning is real-world learning. That’s why blended on-campus and online study is best
Wednesday 21st of July 2021
Social distancing and lockdowns have disrupted university study for the past 18 months. Students are understandably stressed as shown by a dramatic drop in student satisfaction across Australia reported in the annual Student Experience Survey. Federal Education Minister Alan Tudge has drawn attention to this in calling for a “return” to on-campus study.
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What is a ‘third space’ venue – and could it be the future of hybrid working?
Wednesday 21st of July 2021
As many companies move towards a hybrid operating model where employees are split between office and home, a third way of working is growing increasingly popular.
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Home or office? Survey shows opinions about work after COVID-19
Wednesday 21st of July 2021
There have been many predictions that the COVID-19 pandemic would permanently change the world of work. According to a new global survey, that’s just what has happened, with a majority of people across the world saying they want to keep working flexibly from home.
