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    NHS security body on track with conflict resolution training

    by Michael Millar 2 Dec 2005
    by Michael Millar 2 Dec 2005

    The body responsible for the security of NHS staff has insisted it is on track to hit targets for training all NHS employees in conflict resolution.

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    US guru sees positive benefits of working with police

    by Georgina Fuller 1 Dec 2005
    by Georgina Fuller 1 Dec 2005

    West Mercia Police is spending £200,000 to increase the positivity of its backroom staff.

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    Capital One makes online learning available to global workforce

    by dan thomas 23 Nov 2005
    by dan thomas 23 Nov 2005

    Capital One is the latest financial services company to introduce a 'corporate university' to provide online training for staff.

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    TUC calls for training rethink

    by Personnel Today 15 Nov 2005
    by Personnel Today 15 Nov 2005

    An urgent overhaul of training is required to address the serious skills gaps that are “crippling” many parts of the...

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    MPs call for adult learning to be business and govenrment priority

    by Mike Berry 27 Oct 2005
    by Mike Berry 27 Oct 2005

    MPs are urging business and the government not to ignore adult education in light of the ageing population.

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    Met Police to train up support staff to help in combating terror attacks

    by Michael Millar 18 Oct 2005
    by Michael Millar 18 Oct 2005

    The Metropolitan Police will call on support staff from across the authority to take on certain policing duties if terrorists strike London again.

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    Skills timebomb threatens UK workforce productivity

    by Nic Paton 4 Oct 2005
    by Nic Paton 4 Oct 2005

    Employers need to get their heads out of the sand and stop seeing training as simply the responsibility of schools...

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    IT training boosts staff morale

    by dan thomas 29 Sep 2005
    by dan thomas 29 Sep 2005

    The organisation which provides IT services for the Ministry of Defence is offering its staff the chance to gain a formal Microsoft qualification in IT support

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    Sainsbury’s Try-Something campaign means training for all staff

    by dan thomas 19 Sep 2005
    by dan thomas 19 Sep 2005

    Sainsbury's has launched an intensive training programme for all staff.

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    Talking shop

    by Personnel Today 6 Sep 2005
    by Personnel Today 6 Sep 2005

    From call centres to the boardroom, there has never been a greater emphasis on speaking well and speaking up. We look at the options for honing this vital skill

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    Government seeks training body for Iraqi clinicians

    by Michael Millar 26 Aug 2005
    by Michael Millar 26 Aug 2005

    The government is to launch a programme to help retrain Iraqi doctors and other medical staff.

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    Police in need of help as training goes local

    by Michael Millar 23 Aug 2005
    by Michael Millar 23 Aug 2005

    The overhaul of police training is leading to frustration and confusion among the forces, according to those trying to deliver...

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    Mazda’s UK management team learns leadership

    by Mike Berry 10 Aug 2005
    by Mike Berry 10 Aug 2005

    The UK subsidiary of car maker Mazda is running a leadership development programme for its entire management team.

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    Health service unveils successor to doomed NHSU training organisation

    by Mike Berry 2 Aug 2005
    by Mike Berry 2 Aug 2005

    All change at the NHS as new innovation institute takes control of health service training.

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    Junior doctors face prospect of unemployment

    by Mike Berry 28 Jul 2005
    by Mike Berry 28 Jul 2005

    Unemployment has become a serious threat to junior doctors, the British Medical Association (BMA) has warned.

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