Mental health
March Early Career News Digest
A budget that aimed to boost workforce productivity, schools and universities under pressure, the latest apprentice...
We need to do something about poor candidate experience
Poor candidate experience can be detrimental to mental health and confidence, and something needs to be done, explains...
ISE News Digest #18: 2:1 degrees lose favour, international student employment, student mental health, teacher recruitment
Less than 50% of employers now stipulate a 2:1 There has been a steady decline in the number of employers who set...
Compassion is key for workplace wellbeing
To mark World Mental Health Day, Pam McGee at STEM Women explains why compassion is key to workplace wellbeing....
Why are so many young people quitting jobs and what do they want?
Data shines new light on why young people are quitting their jobs right now as well as what they want from their...
Cultural change is necessary to improve student mental health
We need to look at the whole university approach to mental health and wellbeing to improve student mental health,...
Why graduates and apprentices quit their jobs
With staff retention fast becoming a priority, ISE researcher Nicola Thomas, explains why graduates and apprentices...
3 ways graduate development is changing in 2022
The new world of work has changed how employers develop graduates in 2022, says Nicola Thomas, ISE’s head of research....
Key early talent developments to watch out for in 2022
Debs McCormack, head of early talent at Pinsent Masons, reflects on her last few years as ISE chair and looks to the...
