Learning & Education
Boost for island’s fight against financial crime
The Manx government is preparing to enhance its defenses against a range of "evolving" threats posed by international criminals targeting the island's financial and online gambling sectors. These industries have increasingly drawn attention from organized
Trust In Police Has Unexpectedly Risen Up In Public Sector
According to the latest Ministry of Justice Crime and Victims Survey, public trust in police in New Zealand has shown a slight but encouraging increase, rising from 67 percent to 69 percent between October 2023
US Education Department to halve staff as Trump pushes for changes
The United States Department of Education has announced a significant reduction in its workforce, preparing to lay off nearly half of its employees as part of President Donald Trump’s initiative to meet his campaign promise
Talent Shortage Concerns Drive Shift to Skills-Based Strategies, Workday Research Finds
PLEASANTON, Calif., March 5, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Workday, Inc. (NASDAQ: WDAY), the AI platform for managing people and money, today released "The Global State of Skills", revealing a pressing challenge for businesses worldwide: More than half (51%) of business leaders are worried about
COP16 Biodiversity Conference: Everyone should have a voice
After the COP16 meeting in Cali, Colombia, last year overran, the conversations were cut short but picked up again this year at the UN Biodiversity Conference in Rome, led by the Colombian Ministry of the
Inspired by Foreigners, Professor Leads Centre Improving Slovak language Education For Them
The Slovak Spectator recently spoke to Associate Professor Michaela Mošaťová, director of Studia Academica Slovaca – The Centre for Slovak as a Foreign Language (SAS) at Comenius University’s Faculty of Arts in Bratislava. In a
