As part of the new Green Paper Initiative that was launched in 2016, the Government aims to support 1 million disabled people into employment.
Sheffield City Region (SCR) has a unique role to play to help create new businesses, support the growth of existing ones, and inspire and attract foreign ones to come to the region, putting in place critical infrastructure we need to grow.
Staff at one of Sheffield's longest established law firms, Wake Smith Solicitors, will take to the city's streets for the Sheffield 10k on 24 September in aid of animal welfare.
New research suggests a failure to monitor outsourced recruitment is resulting in companies inadvertently employing victims of forced labour Layers of outsourcing, subcontracting and informal hiring of temporary staff are to blame Report is one of the first research studies to examine forced labour in companies based in the UK, focusing on the UK's construction and food industries Failure to monitor outsourced recruitment is resulting in companies inadvertently employing victims of forced labour, according to new research from the Universities of Sheffield and Bath.
Sheffield Hallam University is leading the way with supporting talented athletes in education in England, having been accredited by an innovative new Talented Athlete Scholarship Scheme (TASS) initiative.
Sheffield Hallam University is home to the National Centre of Food excellence which plays a strategic role in developing advanced engineering capability for the food and drink industry, providing a major competitive advantage for this sector.
A pioneering website on which Motor Neuron Disease (MND) patients across Yorkshire share their personal stories and the difficult care decisions they have faced has won a prestigious national award.
Sheffield Chamber of Commerce is delighted to announce that Castle Square, a leading corporate finance firm in South Yorkshire, is the 39th business to join as a Premium Partner member.
On the occasion of the visit of a high-level Finnish business delegation to London, the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC), and the Finnish Chambers of Commerce (Kauppakamari) are today (14 September 2017) jointly calling for UK and EU negotiators to minimise trade barriers - and prioritise shared economic ties beyond Brexit.