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HR People Lead Rosie Butler reflects on how hands-on learning, workplace support and a renewed focus on development are helping her grow in her role and shape her future in HR.

• More than half (55%) of young drivers want their first car to be electric, as almost a quarter (23%) say owning a petrol car is as outdated as using a landline
• Economist reveals new drivers could save £890* in their first year of driving by going electric, as E.ON Next’s Next Drive Smart Tariff offers overnight home charging for less than £8
• EV expert Robert Llewellyn gives his top tips to help young drivers get on the road in an EV.
• Figures from Select Car Leasing show that electric vehicles now account for more than one in four vehicle leases among under-25s.

Strong leadership starts with investing in people.

Talent Acquisition Specialist Jessica Collis-Milward shares how apprenticeship learning and coaching have helped her build confidence, step beyond recruitment and take on wider HR and transformation opportunities.

Lower energy costs are creating new opportunities for clubs to invest more in their communities, facilities – and the next generation of players.

After being named the winner of the Next Generation Employer Award at the EMCCA Awards, Early Careers Talent Expert Bal Atwal reflects on the recognition, the impact of E.ON's Employer Advisers, and why helping young people discover their potential is so rewarding.

As part of South Asian Heritage Month, Team Lead Aisha Zia reflects on the values, traditions and lived experiences that have influenced her career, and how embracing different perspectives helps build stronger teams and better outcomes for customers.

From creating winning cultures to building stronger communities, England’s Head Coach’s lessons on leadership echo our commitment to an inclusive, purpose-driven workplace 

The energy transition is about more than technology, infrastructure and innovation, it's also about people.

We're committed to creating an inclusive workplace where colleagues can develop their skills, progress their careers and bring diverse perspectives to the challenges of the energy transition. As we mark International Women in Engineering Day, we're celebrating the people helping make that ambition a reality.

We love showcasing our colleagues and creating a workplace where women can grow, succeed and feel supported. 

Another community club rooted in local life is cutting costs and carbon through a nationwide push to futureproof the grassroots game