Skillstories

“Because of the training we provide, our retention levels are very high. With the latest CIPD suggesting that it costs £3500 to recruit a new member of staff, our return on investment is tremendous”

Terry Tucker, Learning Development and Hospitality, Barchester Healthcare

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Business Action on Skills Website

Website | Tuesday October 23rd, 2007

Business Action on Skills supports large employers in developing and implementing skills programmes

Business Action on Skills Key Information

PDF | Wednesday October 24th, 2007

This leaflet describes the the main services and support that Business Action on Skills can offer to large employers

Norfolk County Services case study

PDF | Thursday November 15th, 2007

By overcoming the difficulties of training a diverse, devolved workforce, Norfolk County Services has raised the aspirations of employees, slashing recruitment costs and accident rates.

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New Train to Gain advert - seen here!
Updates | Wednesday November 12th, 2008

You can see the new Train to Gain advert here at the link below.

Toyota make the Skills Pledge
Updates | Wednesday November 12th, 2008

Secretary of State for Innovation, John Denham, has welcomed a skills pledge by Toyota to provide…

Whitbread reconfirm their commitment to the Skills Pledge
Updates | Wednesday November 12th, 2008

Whitbread PLC, the UK’s largest hotel and restaurant group, has announced today that it is launching…

Sainsbury’s offers in-store exams
Updates | Friday November 07th, 2008

Sainsbury’s staff are to be offered formal qualifications in stock-taking and store working…

EEDA Welcomes Talent Map Proposals to Simplify Skills Support
News | Monday November 03rd, 2008

Alison Lys, Head of Skills at the East of England Regional Development Agency (EEDA), has welcomed…