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In a society dominated by endless consumption and disposable convenience, the circular economy emerges as a positive way forward – is now the time for the business world to fully embrace it?

More than ever before, integrating ethical considerations is part and parcel of elearning content in the workplace. Ensuring that your digital training aligns with governance and sustainability standards both fosters more ethical business practices and strengthens your organisation’s commitment to ESG strategies.

Take pride in contributing to a positive, sustainable, and ethical reputation for your organisation. By positioning governance training as an opportunity for all employees to build a modern, sustainable, ethical business for the future you can tap into everyone’s desire to be proud and have bragging rights for where they work.

So how can your business come to the party? Businesses going green is not just a trend but a legitimate movement towards a more environmentally conscious future.

What does achieving net zero really involve? Every individual can make a difference when it comes to building a sustainable business for the future and we have found expert advice on how to get started.

If you are looking for ways to promote skills development in your company, e-learning is a great option to consider.

The health industry in Australia has evolved in the past 25 years with expectations and legislation around ‘manual handling’, or as we now know as ‘Hazardous Manual Tasks Training’.

Back in the mid-90’s (long ago in another century!) my first instructional design job was with a CBT company. CBT stood for Computer Based Training and we created hand-coded training programmes that were delivered to our client’s employees on CD ROMs or even loaded up to laptops which then made the training rounds.