The government initiative, says once they've passed a test they will be refunded the cost of the exam from July

One study estimates the world of work is changing ten times faster than the first industrial revolution and with three thousand times the impact. So, what can we expect to see in coming years?

The International Trade Union Confederation’s General Secretary Sharan Burrow says while digitalization is the tram track of the future, the opportunities and jobs it creates, need to be balanced with labour rights, just transition measures and fair competition rules for companies.

Ride sharing giant Uber’s drivers care most about their earnings. But the company’s EMEA boss, Pierre-Dimitri Gore-Coty says while they monitor it, they cannot control how much their drivers earn. But Gore-Coty does say, they are working toward providing better social protection.

Uber’s EMEA Boss Pierre-Dimitri Gore-Coty thinks driverless cars are a fascinating technology, but it isn’t going to hit our roads anytime soon.

Third industrial revolution pundit and President of Foundation on Economic Trends (FOET), Jeremy Rifkin firmly believes technologies are never neutral and technological infrastructures through history have never been neutral. They always come at a price.

The electric car marker's looking to reduce costs and become profitable without endangering the critical production ramp-up for its Model 3 sedan

Inspire Africa brings you stories from Uganda and Morocco, where challenges and solutions have been transformed into enterprises, new modes of employment and innovations.

It would leave the group with just 28 shops in the UK. It's after mounting pressure facing the High Street

Euro area unemployment rate lowest since 2008 according to the latest figures from Eurostat

Hundreds of jobs have been created by the new multi-award winning financial model, designed to help entrepeneurs get their businesses off the ground.

WIth unemployment among young people a continuous problem across Europe, apprenticeships are becoming an increasingly important source of work and Denmark is leading the way.

Despite the fears that automation will require workers to have technical and digital skills, the World Economic Forum’s ‘Future Jobs Survey’ found that employers actually think they will need more human skills by 2020. Skills, robots and computers cannot replicate like critical thinking.

Jobs are back in Europe but with 1 in 4 contracts now part time or on-demand, that's creating working conditions as unpredictable as the weather - so the EU wants to change the rules.

It's the funding pot you may never have heard of which aims to level the EU playing field by boosting development in specific regions, in both richer and poorer countries.

European commissioner for regional policy, Corina Creţu, tells us how cohesion policy funds can help make the wheels of European economy heat up and spin.