Nicola Shaw, Managing Director, First UK Bus“As a result of developing the skills of our people, customer satisfaction has improved vastly – by over 40%”
The Learning and Skills Council’s Train to Gain service provides impartial, independent advice on training to businesses across England. It can help businesses improve their productivity and competitiveness by ensuring that employees have the right skills to do the best job.
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Secretary of State for Innovation, John Denham, has welcomed a skills pledge by Toyota to provide…
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Alison Lys, Head of Skills at the East of England Regional Development Agency (EEDA), has welcomed…