Date published: 29/08/2008
Recent research has highlighted that almost half of UK employees returning to work from their summer holiday consider handing in their notice! To avert this, Dorset employers are being encouraged by Train to Gain to take action to increase staff retention and raise productivity by investing in their staff through training.
Date published: 29/08/2008
With research highlighting that almost half of UK employees returning to work from their summer holiday consider handing in their notice, Gloucestershire employers are being encouraged by Train to Gain to take action and increase staff retention and productivity by investing in their staff through training.
Date published: 29/08/2008
With research highlighting that almost half of UK employees returning to work from their summer holiday consider handing in their notice, Devon employers are being encouraged by Train to Gain to take action and increase staff retention and productivity by investing in their staff through training.
Date published: 29/08/2008
A Learning and Skills Council (LSC) course designed to help disadvantaged young parents in North Devon has far exceeded its targets and has been extended as a result. The pilot course was originally designed to improve young peoples’ life skills and future employment prospects. The results were astounding as not only did all but one of the participants pass the course, but over 30% now either have a job or begun university or college courses.
Date published: 21/08/2008
Today, as thousands of young people from across the South West receive their exam results and begin making plans for their future, some may be thinking of leaving school in favour of earning much needed cash. But staying in full time education could earn them money, too – and help broaden future prospects.
Date published: 20/08/2008
With research highlighting that almost half of UK employees returning to work from their summer holiday consider handing in their notice, Bristol employers are being encouraged by Train to Gain to take action and increase staff retention and productivity by investing in their staff through training.
Date published: 20/08/2008
The LSC national summary letter, which details the outcomes of the 2008-9 allocations process is now available to download. Please circulate this letter as appropriate.
Date published: 06/08/2008
Hundreds of plant operatives in the South West could find themselves unable to work if they fail to complete a new training scheme.;There are currently 5,100 plant operators in the South West out of a total construction workforce of 204,000. And only those possessing a Construction Plant Certification Scheme (CPCS) card are able to use plant machinery.
Date published: 06/08/2008
Regional Council Members Appointment
Date published: 06/08/2008
ALG Gender Debate
