Month: August 2016

Flexitime and having autonomy over working hours – known as schedule control – impacts differently on men and women and may increase the gender pay … Read more

Teach First is a national charity working to end educational inequality by placing graduates in teaching post in schools in low income areas of England and Wales. … Read more

Members of the Tizard Centre are currently attending the IASSIDD Conference 14 – 19 August 2016 in Melbourne.  Prof Glynis Murphy delivered a key note speech … Read more

New placement and internship opportunities available via the CES website include UK based graduate teaching internships with Graduate Promotions Ltd and helping with nursery schools, … Read more

We are pleased to announce that the Quality and Outcomes of Person Centred Care Research Unit (QORU) at the PSSRU has agreed to offer a … Read more

Professor Twigg has been awarded the British Society of Gerontology Outstanding Achievement Award 2016 in recognition of her research on how people feel and behave as they … Read more

The University of Kent, University of East Anglia, University College London, Hertfordshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, Leicester Partnership NHS Trust and Partnerships in Care have … Read more

Prof Glynis Murphy recently gave a workshop on learning disabilities and the criminal justice system at Kings College, London to the members of the Social … Read more

New careers and Employability Service placement and internship opportunities available this week include social care volunteering with Volunteering Matters in areas ranging from helping in homeless shelters … Read more

Auctioning babies makes sense; the babies go to new parents who’ve proved by paying more than anyone else that they will give them the best … Read more