The past year has been a turbulent one. We’ve seen the tragic killing of George Flloyd which has been the catalyst for a global outpouring of anger and grief towards racism and discrimination in society, adding huge momentum to the Black Lives Matter movement. Whilst the pandemic has highlighted some stark inequalities in British society.

New Research from @cmi_managers - Apprenticeships: Reskill to Rebuild  According to research from the Chartered Management Institute (CMI), management apprenticeships have had a positive impact on the success of those organisations that participated in the scheme. However, as the UK government starts to plan the country’s economic recovery, the CMI analysis estimates that even pre-Pandemic there were a staggering 1.3 million employers who were not offering any  apprenticeships.

#ManagementTransformed - Thinking ahead to the new world of work: Top Four ‘Lessons From Lockdown’  The Spending Review announcement last week focused heavily on lower-level skills and helping the unemployed.

@cmi_managers - 72% of UK Managers Name Wellbeing As Top Priority for 2021 Today, the Chartered Management Institute (CMI) launches the findings of a major new survey that has taken a temperature check of the UK workforce during the early stages of the Covid-19 pandemic - looking at how they were coping with the immediate shift to homeworking, how they were supporting colleagues’ mental health and wellbeing, and how they were helping teams remain productive, remotely. 

#CMIPresidentsAwards #GreatLeaders #Managers - CMI’s Royal Patron, HRH The Countess of Wessex and CMI President Bruce Carnegie-Brown lead celebration of management and leadership excellence