How long should you stay in a job?
There's no fixed rule for how long you should stay in a role. What we do know is that time in a job tends to pay off.
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When do employers ask for references?
References often get left until the last minute in a job search, tucked at the bottom of the CV as an afterthought.
You are not alone: Why speaking up about mental health matters
By Olly, Ingeus Youth Voice Ambassador
Planting the seeds for future success
National Allotment Week, taking place from 10th -16th August, celebrates the important role green spaces play in bringing communities together, improving…
How do employers use AI in recruitment processes?
AI is changing how companies hire, but by supporting recruiters, not replacing them. Here's what's actually happening.
Seeing the whole person: why local partnership matters in improving outcomes for women
By Carrie Peters, Director of Justice Services, Ingeus Lives do not fit neatly into boxes.
How to deal with job burnout
Burnout is one of the most common and most misunderstood workplace challenges today. It doesn't happen overnight, and it doesn't fix itself.
The snowball effect: how everyday interactions build big outcomes
By Julie Graham, CEO Ingeus Employment Services.
How long do job interviews last?
If you've got an interview coming up, one of the most practical things you can do is know what to expect, including how long it's likely to take.
Supporting new beginnings: The role of an Accommodation Advisor
Claire Oldham, Accommodation Advisor in Greater Manchester, shares how her role supports individuals with their journey after being released from prison or…
Can employers give a bad reference?
Providing references is an important part of the recruitment process, helping employers make informed hiring decisions.
From Beige to Bold: How a prosthetic leg taught me about pride
Jason Diederich, Transformation Director for Health Assessment Advisory Service reflects on how a seemingly simple change to their prosthetic leg became a…