A graduate scheme is no longer the golden ticket to a job
Young people have come up against a number of hurdles, including ‘working from home’ culture
Work Avenue raises more than £1 million in 36 hours to support its vital services
The employment charity helps the community learn essential lifelong skills to support themselves and their families
Experts say Artificial Intelligence will create more jobs not less
Employment charity Work Avenue are looking to lead a series of events based around AI in the future
We’re helping our unemployed ‘hidden army’ into work
Joblessness is a bigger problem than we are led to believe - and the Jewish community is not immune to this. But Resource is here to assist
Sharp rise in number of Jewish people looking for work, says charity
Employment charity cites lack of salary increases, 'toxic' working environments and increased mortgage rates for hike in demand
Film review: Full Time - The trials of a single mother
Call My Agent's Laure Calamy stars in gritty realist drama with a brave ending
Business boot camp is back with a £10,000 prize for the best idea
Work Avenue's Business Accelerator incorporates a Dragons' Den-style competition
Jewish employment charity says clients are seeking second and third jobs to make ends meet in cost-of-living crisis
Resource also expects people who retired during the pandemic to return to the job market as soaring inflation eats into their pensions
Hasmonean head leaving school to become employment charity CEO
Debbie Lebrett will start her new role at Work Avenue in January
Are you a lawyer and a mum? We can help!
Joy Sable meets two women whose new company offers support to new mothers with demanding legal careers
Employment charity CEO is looking for another job
David Arden is quitting Work Avenue after less than a year in the role
Jewish lawyer sacked for not working on Pesach wins £26k in employment tribunal
Philip Bialick was sacked by NNE for taking pre-approved annual leave
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