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Centre E-Newsletter - December 2017
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Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
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With the festive season upon us the IAB team would like to wish you all a very merry Christmas and prosperous New Year and thank you for your continued support.
This year has been a successful one for the IAB and we hope it has been for you too. We look forward to continued success in 2018 and being able to offer you further support and services to help you. Please note that the IAB office will be closed over the Christmas period, from 4 pm on 22nd December until we reopen on 2nd January.
We wish you an enjoyable break.
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Worthy winners recognised at IAB Awards
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The House of Commons Terrace Pavilion was a fitting location for the IAB and IAAP International Business and Skills Awards 2017.
Click through to find out all the award winners
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New RQF CAB Qualifications
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The new RQF version of the highly popular CAB qualifications have been announced.
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IAB supports Micro Biz Matters Day
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The IAB is once again throwing its support behind #MicroBizMattersDay. The event is a great way of recognising the ‘rocking’ things that micro businesses, their owners and staff achieve and the benefits they bring.
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Autumn Budget 2017: some highlights
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In a Budget statement he described as a “vision for Britain’s future”, Chancellor Philip Hammond opened his speech by pledging £3bn more for Brexit – so Britain was “prepared for every possible outcome”.
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Unpaid internships ‘should be banned’, new survey finds
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Most Britons would be in favour of a ban on unpaid internships of more than a month, according to a new survey
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Simon Wicks of Butler Rose offers some top advice you can pass on to your students to help them get through that all-important interview
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International - Eurozone economy to grow at faster rate, says central bank
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The European Central Bank (ECB) has lifted its economic growth forecasts as growth across the eurozone picks up.
It now expects the eurozone's economy to grow 2.4% this year, ahead of its previous guidance of 2.2%.
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Find Out More >
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