Experiential Workshops Can Address Generation Y Training Needs

Michael Cooney Righttrack

The CIPD reports that employers are still clinging to outdated training methods. This means a reduction in effectiveness and return on investment. However, with limited resources and tight budgets there is little opportunity for many organisations to create new programmes of training. There is pressure to develop programmes that better fit the needs of Generation Y who demand faster paced, interactive and engaging learning events. So while the demand for group learning events remains, particularly [...]

FA Respect Campaign Being Destroyed From The Top

Jon Davies Righttrack

As a football fan I have followed with concern the gradual increase of what I (and I am sure many fans) see as cheating in Premiership football games. Over the last week I have seen numerous incidents that undermine the game: players diving with little or no contact to gain an award of a penalty and get opposition players sent off or booked; a player pretending to have been head-butted in order to get a [...]

Which? exposes failings in home care system

Michael Cooney Righttrack

The most recent issue of Which? is helping to sustain the debate about treating one another with Dignity and Respect.  It brings home the concerns that are in the forefront of everyone’s mind that has need for assistance in their day to day living, or who has a relative in receipt of home care. It seems clear that far too many of those in need of care through the public sector are not being treated [...]