Poor digital access and lack of tech for UK teachers ‘holding back remote learning’
Nearly half (47%) of teachers lack tech facilities at home harm their ability to teach remotely, according to new research.
Nearly half (47%) of teachers lack tech facilities at home harm their ability to teach remotely, according to new research.
Employees in the marketing industry have the most money spent on them through perks per year, have an average of £1,179.56 per person spent on them by their employer on things like parties, events, and training, according to a new study.
The future of work is here, but UK businesses aren’t best prepared to recruit for it, with 85% of UK businesses needing to critically improve recruitment processes, according to new research.
With GCSE results announced last week, Data & Marketing Association’s (DMA) Talent division has launched the ‘What Type of Marketer are You?’ quiz to highlight what types of careers the creative, data and marketing industries can offer.
More than three quarters (76 percent) of retailers say improving operational excellence with real-time visibility into supply chain data is their top priority for the next 12 months, but security and governance concerns are slowing down the pace of innovation, according to new research.
Technology is advancing at a rapid rate, and job roles are evolving alongside each new breakthrough. A new report highlights some potential new vocations that could crop up in the next five years, from augemented reality life designers to ‘business to robot’ marketing.
Over two thirds (67%) of agencies have hired during the pandemic, but 51% have struggled to find employees with the skills they need, according to new research.
Although 54% of workers enjoy listening to songs, a third of office workers have ended up in an argument thanks to the music played in the office.
The biggest challenge for sales and marketing in the UK is inadequate training to succeed when working remotely (46%), followed by an inability to access relevant content (27%).
Over four fifths (81%) of software developers reported an increase in burnout as a result of the pandemic, with increased workload cited as the main reason, according to new research.
Nearly all (92%) of UK businesses have experienced a cyberattack in the last 12 months, with over two-thirds (72%) successfully breached at least once, according to new research.
Marketing agency Greenlight Digital is asking its employees how they think the company is doing in regards to diversity and inclusion.
Delivering a great digital employee experience is key to recruiting and retaining the Millennial frontline workforce, according to a new report.
There is a substantial opportunity to reach and market to students as they head to university this September, according to new research.
Over two thirds (71%) of marketing decision-makers and 60% of IT decision makers agree that their department can be a bottleneck when it comes to delivering an optimal customer experience.
San Francisco has been crowned top tech hotspot, thanks to its welcoming start-up environment, high Ease of Doing Business score, excellent tech salaries and great education scores, according to new research.
Less than half of UK salespeople have attended a virtual event in the past year, according to a new report from CRM provider HubSpot.
Brixton Finishing School, the disruptor scheme that seeks to diversify entry-level talent in adland, has launched a campaign to coincide with the 40th anniversary of the Brixton Uprising.
85% of the C-suite and 71% of employees believe hybrid working will make their organisation more resilient and better equipped to survive economic issues, according to new research.
Misalignment between sales and marketing functions is having an adverse effect on both job and organisation performance within firms.