Making Fostering a Career

Fostering is both a vocation and a career. It is a calling that many people have to provide a loving home to a child who needs it. But is it also a skill being a foster carer and with this in mind, you may wonder what career progression opportunities there are. Getting the most out of fostering Training is part of the extensive support package that a fostering agency offers its carers and families. Foster carers with specific skills mean...

The Four SaaS Solutions SMBs Can’t Do Without

In today's global marketplace, no company can afford to risk being overtaken by the competition due to inefficiency. In a world where the Internet has made it possible for even the smallest of businesses to compete with some of the world's best-known brands, the fight for customers is fiercer than ever. To succeed, small businesses need to identify every available opportunity to decrease costs and increase inefficiency. One of the ways that a small business can streamline their operations and...

Man held slave for 26 years faces jail for crime traffickers forced him into

A slavery victim was told that his benefits would be slashed and threatened with jail if he didn't pay a historical fine for committing a crime he was forced into by one of the UK's biggest human trafficking rings. The 51-year-old man, who was regularly beaten, starved and at one point forced to dig his own grave, was convicted of stripping a nightclub of scrap metal after being forced into it by the notorious Rooney family. It is thought the...

PLAYLIST: Best of JUNE 2018

I’m going to say it. It's needlessly convoluted but I like the word and I want to use it. Look at our latest playlist and tell me June wasn’t the most dichotomous month on the 2018 release calendar so far? We’ve got truly world-class atmospheric, experimental jazz rubbing shoulders with some nu-metal/jump-cut metalcore crossover. We’ve got sultry makeout RnB sharing breaths with prime happy hardcore sleaze. It’s a high tech, low life, kind of feeling, June, I’ll give you that....

Corbyn calls for bosses to be flexible with evening workers ahead of England’s World Cup clash

Jeremy Corbyn has called on bossed to be flexible with the millions of evening workers who want to watch England take on Colombia tonight. More than one in four UK employees (5.7 million people) work evenings and many of them will want to watch the matches too, with some potentially skipping their shifts to watch the big game. According to recent statistics, the FIFA World Cup held in Brazil in 2014 resulted in an estimated 131 million lost working days as...

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