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Participating employees will receive 100% of their usual pay for only four days at work

The launch of the initiative, led by the Alan Turing Institute, comes as 1.3 million UK businesses are expected to use AI by 2040

We take a look at the programmes attempting to bridge the UK's growing skills gap

The subject saw an 11% growth in popularity this year across all genders

Technical skills are all well and good, but human-centric skills are the real differentiators

Respect in Security has called on companies to make it easier and safer for employees to report harassment

Where to find them, how to ace the interview and what comes after

The UK’s level of ‘soft skills’ is dropping - so what can we do about it?

The company wants to grow a “quantum-ready workforce” in the country by offering its systems to 11 educational institutions

The grocery e-tailer is recruiting software engineers, product managers, technicians, and testers for its Welwyn Garden City campus

Only 23% of surveyed employees received any digital skills training from their employers

The legislative programme, which already includes an intensive coding ‘bootcamp’, was welcomed by the BCS

The Microsoft credential could give your IT career a boost

When it comes to finding the best tech schools, these are the top choices

The company hopes this it help companies and research institutions get their workforce “quantum-ready"

Budding tech workers can now study Android development in addition to courses on data analytics and UX design

An employment law expert tells IT Pro what the company should have done instead

For job hunters, it’s important to be creative, trust your gut and always be persistent

Only three universities can boast computer sciences teaching staff with more than 30% female representation

Use your time at home to learn the skills needed to get a better job

We take a look at the most lucrative certifications and assess what difference these will make to your CV

$5 billion to be invested in the new sites, creating more than 50,000 jobs

Up to ten groups will benefit if they can present clear ideas to boost education and plug industry shortages