Leading recruitment company Acorn by Synergie and commercial law firm Darwin Gray have brought together industry experts for a panel discussion on recruitment as part of its latest Wales HR Network event. The session, which […]
Councils across Wales have lost more than 20,000 staff since 2012, a GMB study shows. Thirteen years ago, local authorities in the country employed 153,934 workers, according to the Office of National Statistics. By 2024 the number […]
Quantum Advisory, the leading independent financial services consultancy, has announced the promotion of Chris Mason FIA to the role of Principal Consultant. Chris, who is part of the Actuarial Consultancy team based in the firm’s […]
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A 37-year-old from Maesteg has discussed how an apprenticeship has given him a new lease…
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Residents are invited to learn more about plans for the new Bridgend College campus by attending an engagement at the college’s pop-up shop in the Rhiw Arcade. Senior staff and the architects will be giving a […]
Key Welsh employers attend first ever ‘Future of Work’ conference to discuss best practice in light of the pandemic, the cost of living crisis, climate change and more Businesses in Wales must get ready to […]
Local communities are benefitting from council funding to upgrade facilities at venues across the county borough. As a result, Employability Bridgend will be able to set-up community hubs in these venues, allowing more residents outside […]
Vaughan Gething MS, Minister for Economy, outlines how the Welsh Government is adapting its employment support to tackle the cost-of-living crisis and help people into work with tailored funding packages. “The escalating cost of living […]
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