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JobsFigures suggest more employers will take on apprenticeships in the next year - but is the Government doing enough to encourage them?
Apprenticeships are a nice idea but how do you make sure that your enthusiastic new recruit doesn't turn out a workshy drag on the business? Stephen Maher, CEO of MBA, has just launched an apprenticeship scheme at his comms agency. Here's how he sorted the wheat from the chaff.
What does a baby retailer have in common with an online film rental company? Its taste in CEOs, by the looks of it...
Quote of the day: 'I have nothing to do with Sky News' - It must be lovely being a multi-millionaire like Rupert Murdoch: if a tweet this morning is anything to go by, it seems to mean you occasionally forget you own parts of your news empire.
... that brings the bank's grand total up to 31,800. And there's more to come.
Stat of the day: Just 9.4% of board members in FTSE 250 companies are women.
The average length of the working week in 1952, according to a new report.
'I want to maintain my marriage and my family, so I have to be here when he gets home' - Actress Gwyneth Paltrow causes controversy by appearing to suggest that women who want children should stay at home to 'be a wife' while their men go out to earn. Seems strange, considering Paltrow's turn in Glee...
... indubitably, by the looks of things. The National Audit Office reckons apprenticeships return £18 for every £1 invested by firms.
Encountering resistance to your ideas? Here's how to win people round.
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