Career switching veteran transfers skills
Moving from the army to Ingeus may not sound like the most natural career step, but for Glenn Pratt, the change made perfect sense.
Moving from the army to Ingeus may not sound like the most natural career step, but for Glenn Pratt, the change made perfect sense.
The ninth blog in the series conducted by independent consultant, Russell Webster, looks at Ingeus' work with young adults. A comprehensive approach
In her latest blog, Julie Graham, CEO of Ingeus’ Employment Services, explains Ingeus’ ground-breaking partnership with HSBC.
Sammy from Skelmersdale took a much-needed break from work following the death of her husband.
Ian Newns was running out of steam after job hunting without success for nearly three years. He was getting depressed and was desperate to work and be out of…
This week's blog in the series by independent consultant, Russell Webster, explores Ingeus’ innovative health trainer model.
When you become a Disability Confident employer, people with disabilities feel confident applying for vacancies you offer, giving you access to a wider talent…
He had launched a community interest company to create a place of friendship and creativity for people with health conditions in Middleton.
With no work history and not being fluent in English, Emrana Azad felt she had little going for her when it came to finding her first job at the age of 32.
Jobseekers with no fixed address are now able to open a bank account thanks to a ground-breaking new partnership between employability provider Ingeus, and one…
Ingeus commissioned independent consultant Russell Webster to undertake a series of ten evaluations (available to download for free
Ingeus is supporting White Ribbon Day today, championing the call to prevent violence against women and girls.