Author

Ian Hilder

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Posts by Ian Hilder

Blogs

Is digital delivery the future of employability?

Exploring the barriers to digital solutions in employment related services. I’m of an age that grew up with vinyl records as the only means of purchasing and playing music on-demand. Recently I had a short vacation in an ‘oldy-worldy’ cottage that boasted an old record player and a selection of vinyl – including the soundtrack […]

Blogs

The Restart scheme, one year in: retrospective insight into experience ‘at the coalface’

  One year ago… Organisations opened their doors to the Government’s much-anticipated Restart employability support scheme and the first referrals entered. However even before the scheme began, the changing state of the economy and unpredictable labour market rendered it, if not redundant, then its impact significantly diminished. With much written and debated about the scheme […]

Articles

Career Adaptability in the UK: If we want to get there, we don’t want to be starting from here

Amidst the melee of Industry 4.0, the internet of things and process automation, it can be difficult to see where people fit in. The traditional workplace and the skills it demands have been changing rapidly. With companies and other commercial organisations increasingly reporting a skill shortage, their challenge is to recruit and/or retrain individuals to […]

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