December

Proper training for managers might help firms prevent legal action as well as create a more productive workplace, it has been claimed.

Three chip shops across the UK have been shortlisted to receive an award in recognition of their staff training schemes.

Investing £2 million in training staff at B&Q stores appears to have paid off for the firm as it has recorded a 45 per cent increase in takings over the three months leading up to the end of October.

Staff retention could become more difficult for firms as the job market in the UK recovers.

The Arena Group wins award for staff training and development

A recent report has found that companies in the UK are taking their top talent for granted and expecting them to work "extreme" hours.

The Forum of Private Business has highlighted the important role training will have for small businesses and the UK economy in the near future.

Two companies in Todmorden, Lancashire have picked up awards for their commitment to developing employees.

Poor staff retention levels make it difficult for employers to develop staff and offer "good jobs" according to a recent report.

Financial organisation Visa Europe has been recognised for its dedication to staff development with Investors in People accreditation.