Category: Diversity and Inclusion – Employment
Apprenticeships do they work for everyone? Social Mobility Commission Report
The Social Mobility Commission has produced a report called ‘Apprenticeships and social mobility: fulfilling potential’. The report analyses the English […]
Disabled People and Employment WEBINAR – What Employers Need to Know
The University of Sheffield and the My Life My Choice Project share their insights with Youth Employment UK on how […]
Mental health at work commitment
Thirty of the UK’s most recognised businesses and organisations have joined forces to launch the Mental Health At Work Commitment […]
Supporting deaf young people into work
We are delighted to be working with National Deaf Children’s Society to help support more young deaf people to access […]
Government review of Children in Need
The Department for Education (DfE) has published the concluding report of its review of children in need in England. Alongside […]
Mental health needs of children and young people with learning disabilities
The Children and Young People’s Mental Health Coalition (CYPMHC) has published a report looking at the mental health needs of […]
New report reveals a youth jobs gap – poorer children twice as likely to end up jobless
New report reveals that there is a ‘youth jobs gap’ between rich and poor, leaving disadvantaged young people locked out […]
‘No jobs, no homes, no services: how inequality is crippling young people’ – my perspective growing up in a rural area
Youth Ambassador Laurence Griffin grew up in a rural area. He recognises many of the issues addressed in The Guardian’s […]
Social Mobility in Engineering : Engineering UK
EngineeringUK has published a research briefing on social mobility in the industry, the research highlights that only 24% of those […]
Starting conversations between young people and employers: an evaluation
Greater Manchester Talent Match have been evaluating their Big Conversation events. These occasions have become a central part of the […]