This week’s recruitment focus and special edition also includes an InsideHR webinar on recruiting apprentices. The panel includes experts from apprenticeship provider BPP and global banking corporation J.P. Morgan, in addition to a current apprentice with the financial firm who will discuss her own experience. The panel debate will be chaired once again by James Marsh from leading HR conference, training and resource provider, Symposium.
Apprenticeships are a fantastic way for your business to attract and build a diverse and skilled workforce for the future, many have reported that they are struggling to generate interest and fill their vacancies.
Our expert InsideHR panel will guide you through best practice and advice learnt over the years to help increase applications and find top talent at this level. We will also be sharing the experiences of our featured case study on reaching schools and changing perceptions to find their apprentices.
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