08 October 2018
| by Rhys Handley
The government will need to provide more detail about reforms to increase the flexibility of the apprenticeship levy before they can be welcomed openly, according to the BPIF.
31 August 2018
| by Richard Stuart-Turner
Vehicle livery and signmaking specialist Allen Signs has taken on an apprentice to help it keep up with new business wins.
29 June 2018
| by Rhys Handley
The Stationers’ Company collaborated with Ravensbourne University London to launch a new apprenticeship initiative that will work to solidify the future of the industry.
16 April 2018
| by Rhys Handley
Propack Direct Mail has appointed an apprentice for its client services department.
29 January 2018
| by Rhys Handley
JM Heaford is kicking off 2018 with a focus on training and investment in people as its newest apprentices get to work.
23 November 2017
| by Max Goldbart
In his Autumn Budget statement delivered yesterday (22 November), Philip Hammond announced the abolishment of the so-called ‘Staircase tax’, along with a reduction in the period of business rates revaluation from five years to three.
26 October 2017
| by Max Goldbart
Scotland’s print membership body, Graphic Enterprise Scotland (GES), has rebranded as Print Scotland and its director has issued a callout for members.
18 October 2017
| by Rhys Handley
Beaverbrook House, The Printing Charity's home for industry retirees, recently hosted a networking session so that apprentices could meet retired printers.
05 July 2017
| by Max Goldbart
UK firms are struggling to recruit skilled staff and are having to resort to paying “well above market rate” to attract new employees, according to new research.
06 June 2017
| by Barney Cox
The print industry’s preference for the new trailblazer apprenticeship to offer options to specialise in pre-press, printing or finishing has been granted following “unprecedented” feedback from companies in the sector regarding the plans.
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