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Data analytics company SAS has signed up to the Armed Forces Covenant with a pledge to help service people develop their skills in its sector.
It said it will provide free training and significant discounts on learning and development products, and help service leavers transfer to a career in analytics.
The company is planning to work with the Career Transition Partnership and Forces Families Jobs to develop tailored pathways to employment. This will involve guaranteeing a job interview for any veteran who meets the minimum role criteria.
It will also provide new-hire employees, along with their spouses or partners, coaching and mentoring to adjust to new roles.
Prince Philip was taken to the King Edward VII Hospital in Marylebone, London, as a precautionary measure
The 99-year-old s illness is not Covid-related and decision to admit him was taken with abundance of caution
Royal author Penny Junor said Prince Philip would be outspoken if he felt people were making a fuss of him
Royal sources say that he remains in good spirits and that the Queen has stayed at home at Windsor Castle
Her Majesty pressed ahead with her duties yesterday by receiving Royal Naval update from the First Sea Lord
It comes after it was announced on January 9 that the royal couple had received their first doses of Covid jab
Prime Minister Boris Johnson today led well-wishers including MPs, journalists and charities in sending thoughts and prayers to the Duke of Edinburgh after he was admitted to hospital.
Prince Philip, 99, was taken to the private King Edward VII Hospital in Marylebone, London last night as a precautionary measure and is expected to remain there for a few days, Buckingham Palace said.
His illness is not Covid-related and it is understood that the decision to admit the Queen s husband was taken with an abundance of caution.
Philip was taken to the hospital by car before walking in unaided, with Royal sources revealing that he remains in good spirits . The Queen, 94, has stayed at Windsor Castle.