Agreed Is Not Done: What Six Tribunal Cases Teach FE Leaders About Reasonable Adjustments
A member of your team discloses a neurodivergent condition. You do the right thing. You agree to an adjustment. You understandably feel that the difficult...
“ Legal duties introduced yesterday could “greatly improve” the prospects of disabled people working or hoping to work in colleges and universities across the country.…
“ In recognition of the outstanding quality of training offered by the London Borough of Redbridge education service in its Information and Communication Technology (ICT)…
“ Other than the Jubilee line extension and the much needed financial investment that Newham will receive as one of the five London boroughs to…
“ With A Level results out and GCSE and GNVQ results to be revealed later this week, apprenticeships are being highlighted to employers as an…
“ When the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) says that there is a skills shortfall amongst school leavers in the areas that British industry requires,…
“ Major changes are afoot at the Learning and Skills Council (LSC) according to an announcement made by their Chief Executive, Mark Haysom. The shake-up,…
“ A new programme has been launched by the Learning and Skills Council (LSC) providing students with moderate learning difficulties and autistic conditions with the…
“ The finalists for the 2005 National Training Awards for the Greater London area where announced last week by Dr Graeme Hall, Chief Executive of…
“ At the Labour Party Conference in Brighton, Prime Minister Tony Blair and Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown have turned the focus towards their…
“ The announcement of the Government’s new plan to alter funding for the FE sector over a two year period to bring more people into…
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