Workforce and skills

Nissan president and CEO Carlos Ghosn presenting the Nissan IDS concept self driving vehicle at the 44th Tokyo Motor Show on 27 October, 2015

Nissan could put the brakes on UK investment

Warehouses promote marketing, availability of product and selling of the products when the demand becomes just as important as the supply - image courtesy of Istock

How to fully optimise your warehouse stock

Parliament building to be installed with 21st century remote monitoring systems Industrial Strategy

Investment fears for govt’s new industrial strategy

CROP- British Manufacturers engineering jobs

Leadership & Strategy

UK now world’s ninth largest industrial nation

The Energy Observer solar powered boat will sail for six years around the world as a floating exhibition and clean energy laboratory - image courtesy of The Energy Observer.

Solar powered boat now a concept and commercial reality

UK Manufacturing is very different – and in many ways far more exciting – than many people outside industry perceive - industrial strategy.

A vision for the future of Scottish manufacturing

The three companies have seen a 25% increase in the number of outsourcing ‘wins’ secured over the past 12 months - image courtesy of MAN Group.

Outsourcing could deliver £5m boost to new cluster

Young Automotive Worker CROPPED

BITC urges UK industry to embrace young talent

L to R: Christopher Greenough (Salop Design); Gareth Jones & Bekki Phillips (In-Comm Training); Nick Goldthorp (LEP); Graham Wynn, Steve Yardley & Matthew Snelson, (Grainger & Worrall) with apprentice, Sam Rawlings.

Manufacturing Hubs get apprenticeships on the march

the quality and durability required for exterior trim took time to develop and perfect - image courtesy of Borough Plating.

Borough Plating marks half-century

Why does the manufacturing sector have a skills gap? - image courtesy of HSO.

Student work experience could solve skills gap