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    Staff retention and productivity boosted in hospitality industry by 66% of employers investing in training

    by Guy Logan 20 Aug 2008
    by Guy Logan 20 Aug 2008

    Employers in the UK hospitality industry provide more training than any other sector, and it has helped their retention, research...

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    Driving skills under scrutiny as Derby and St Edmundsbury councils fit black-box monitors to bin lorries and other vehicles

    by Mike Berry 7 Aug 2008
    by Mike Berry 7 Aug 2008

    Council bin men and other drivers could soon find themselves rated for how well they drive while working.Two local authorities...

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    Skills training non-existent in 75% of north-east food and drink manufacturing companies

    by Greg Pitcher 24 Jul 2008
    by Greg Pitcher 24 Jul 2008

    The scale of the UK’s skills challenge has been laid bare by a regional survey showing that three in four...

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    Training: The way of the goose

    by Personnel Today 14 Jul 2008
    by Personnel Today 14 Jul 2008

    Colin Graves, director of training firm Iridium, reckons that teams and individuals can learn much from the behaviour of flocks of geese. Who are we to disagree?

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    Training budgets: Come on down and face the budget challenge

    by John Charlton 14 Jul 2008
    by John Charlton 14 Jul 2008

    With the economy heading south, it’s a racing certainty that many training and L&D budgets will be cut. So, now is the time for L&D managers to start planning their survival strategies.

    • Learning & development
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    Learning management systems: Read my clips

    by Ross Bentley 14 Jul 2008
    by Ross Bentley 14 Jul 2008

    Learning management systems providers are looking to bring a little more to the training table – probably in the form...

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    Competency frameworks: Ignorance isn’t always bliss

    by Ross Wigham 14 Jul 2008
    by Ross Wigham 14 Jul 2008

    Competency frameworks should be a valuable training aide – if used properlyYou’d think having a sound understanding of what you...

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    It’s not too late for the UK to raise its game on skills

    by Personnel Today 10 Jul 2008
    by Personnel Today 10 Jul 2008

    I read your report of Chris Humphries’ China trip with much interest (‘Smog, skills and spices’, Personnel Today, 8 July).
    Research...

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    Video game developers get HR website to overcome skills shortages

    by Guy Logan 9 Jul 2008
    by Guy Logan 9 Jul 2008

    A NESTA-funded HR website for video game, TV and film companies is being set up to help encourage cross-industry job-swapping.The...

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    Money management training is on cards for Argos and Homebase employees

    by Mike Berry 8 Jul 2008
    by Mike Berry 8 Jul 2008

    Home Retail Group has teamed up with the Financial Services Authority (FSA) to provide financial education to its staff.More than...

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    Business writing: improving employees’ literacy to maintain employer brand

    by Personnel Today 8 Jul 2008
    by Personnel Today 8 Jul 2008

    Grammatical errors can seriously undermine an organisation’s credibility, so it’s essential that employers identify problems at an early stage. Nadia...

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    Skills shortages: employers miss out on unknown and unused skills

    by Guy Logan 7 Jul 2008
    by Guy Logan 7 Jul 2008

    The majority of UK employees feel they have additional skills that are ignored or under-utilised at work, research suggests.Nearly two-thirds...

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    NHS must come clean on training says Darzi

    by Mike Berry 4 Jul 2008
    by Mike Berry 4 Jul 2008

    Every NHS organisation that receives government cash will have to publish how much it spends on staff training each year,...

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    Skills supremo’s China diary

    by Personnel Today 3 Jul 2008
    by Personnel Today 3 Jul 2008

    UK Commission for Employment and Skills chief executive Chris Humphries spent five days in China last week, helping the country seen as the biggest threat to UK jobs with its own skills challenges. Here he tells Personnel Today in his own words about his experience.

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    Transport for London signs skills pledge

    by Greg Pitcher 1 Jul 2008
    by Greg Pitcher 1 Jul 2008

    Four million UK employees are now covered by the skills pledge after Tube-owner Transport for London (TfL) signed up today.Almost...

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