training
The best training, the best start.
Enough to boost the economy?
The Chancellor of the Exchequer this week gave his Pre-Budget Report to the House of Commons in which he outlined a series of tax cuts to boost the economy. There were a few high points for businesses, such as in the deferment of the small business rate of corporation tax and allowing businesses to spread out the payment of their tax bill.
In the world of education and training, the Chancellor promised greater provision of pre-redundancy re-training through Train to Gain, and said the government will target the successful Local Employment Partnerships not just on the harder to reach groups, but also on the short-term unemployed. He also announced a National Employment Partnership to tackle rising unemployment. This will be chaired by the Prime Minister and involve 20 large employers including Tesco, Centrica and Royal Mail.
But do you think Brown went far enough in his help for business? How badly is the recession hitting you? What impact has it had on your recruitment and retention of staff?
Comment on this blog
Connexions Nottinghamshire is the guidance service for all young people, who are aged 13 to 19 years in Nottinghamshire. Connexions Personal Advisers based in schools, colleges, youth centres and high street drop in 'one stop shops' offer young people advice on a range of subjects from careers, jobs and education to health, money and housing.
Connexions Nottinghamshire also offers a FREE recruitment service to employers who want to include 16-19 year olds in their recruitment.
We advertise your vacancies on our website, in schools and colleges and in our local Connexions centres. We can also advise you on:
We can also advise you on:
- recruitment timing
- training
- wages
- working hours
Want to find out more
Call: 0845 8508899
e: employer.vacancies@cnxnotts.co.uk
or visit the employer pages on
www.cnxnotts.co.uk
tag cloud
jobs work myspace NEET business happy application training talent staff Connexions apprentice
subscribe
Subscribe via rss
Be alerted when a new post comes up.
© Connexions Nottingham 2008 | Help | Privacy | Accessibility | Terms & conditions
Disclaimer - The comments made by readers of this blogsite are not the opinions of Connexions Nottinghamshire. While we want honest opinions, we will not tolerate comments of a discriminatory nature and will delete such comments as soon as we are alerted to their appearance. If you want to report a comment to the administrator, please click here.