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OPERATION VULCAN 8: Job analysis as a training instrument part I
JOHN WELLENSAnalysing jobs and skills as a preliminary to devising a training programme came to Britain in the 1940s but it was not until after the passage of the Industrial Training Act of…
training needs of small firms: A review of the government proposals on training in the context of the small firm
AEB PERRIGOOn the 8th August, 1972, Mr Maurice Macmillan, Secretary of State for Employment, made a statement in the House of Commons on the future of industrial training following his…
A planning programming budgeting system
FRED CHAMBERLAINIt is particularly important, in present financial circumstances, that the funds available for education and training should be used as efficiently as possible and that companies'…
VALUE ADDED TAX: Part 1 essential information
BILL WALSHNext month Mr Walsh follows up this basic information by proposing a training plan for VAT.
The camera at work for industry
‘and so we say farewell’ Filming a sequence, showing casting in progress at the foundry of Sterling Metals Limited, for the new film Talking about CO2, which describes the use of…
How to get the best out of external courses
ANDREW STEWART, VALERIE STEWARTBefore the recent economic squeeze, no trainer could open his mail or a training journal without encountering advertisements for various kinds of training courses. It may be…
In plant metrication courses
TJ GRIFFITHSUnlike ‘D Day’, 15 February 1971, when there was a changeover to a decimal system of currency, there is no ‘M Day’, by which time industry must be prepared to go metric. It is…
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- Dr Siham Lekchiri
- Dr Adriano Solidoro