Selected findings from the Digital Futures Index: some of the metrics Nominet highlighted as areas that will require constant improvement for a digital future that works for everyone.

In September, CIPD Chief Executive Peter Cheese and members of the Future of Work is Human community headed to Birmingham to engage with local entrepreneurs, faith leaders, HR practitioners, businesses and thought leaders to spark ideas and explore partnerships for a better future of work in the Midlands.

The WikiWorkLab programme offers a new take on work experience – a chance for young people and established leaders to collaborate and learn from each other on an equal footing. The summary below outlines some central themes that emerged from the week’s discussions and research trips, and the key insights and learnings from the 2017 cohort.

At Jericho we have spent time with 20 of our WikiWorkLabbers – a unique work experience programme - working with them to better understand the what role (if any) business has in building a better society. We have been listening and learning together – enjoying great conversations and developing inspiring new ideas.

This article is a blogpost by Chris Morgan, Head of Tax Policy, KPMG. Originally published on the Global Responsible Tax website.

Though piece by Robert Phillips.

Jericho Notices - this summer, as LinkedIn reminded me constantly last week, we celebrate Jericho’s fourth birthday…

Last month, we convened a Roundtable on Responsible Tax and the Developing World, hosted by KPMG’s Jane McCormick.

An opinion piece by Jane McCormick is Global Head of Tax, KPMG International.

Insights from the CIPD and Jericho Future of Work is Human Big Tent