Skills minister says employers block women’s training
News | Friday October 19th, 2007Skills minister David Lammy has blamed employer apathy for the government’s failure to boost women’s skill levels.
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David Fairhurst, Senior Vice President, People, McDonald’s“Getting started is easier than you might imagine. Many other employers are willing to share their knowledge and experience on skills.”
Skills minister David Lammy has blamed employer apathy for the government’s failure to boost women’s skill levels.
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