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Developments in apprenticeship: An ICT news feature
JOHN WELLENSInitiative from the engineering union; In the February issue of the AUEW Journal, Hugh Scanlon, president of the Amalgamated Union of Engineering Workers and chairman of the…
The rights and responsibilities of capital
HAZEL HENDERSONSociety is struggling to adapt to a new order of human needs and priorities, and a leading futurist questions whether traditional concepts of free enterprise, profit and private…
Aspects of collective bargaining
TOM GOREThese views epitomise the problem of industrial relations, collective bargaining and wage determination in the UK. They are not new. Indeed, they have occupied the economic stage…
The numbers game
JOHN WELLENSGeneral Montgomery held the view that, to fight well, his soldiers needed to be well‐informed about their immediate objectives and how they fitted in to his overall strategy…
UK engineering training: Some problems and some solutions
RAY WILDEngineering is important to the UK economy, and engineering education is ipso facto important. There has been a lot of debate over the last few years, but little action has…
An outsider inside small engineering firms
GEORGE DAGGERInside small firms the loneliness of the Managing Director provides an opportunity for the trusted outsider who can offer viable advice. A new EITB service to small engineering…
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- Dr Siham Lekchiri
- Dr Adriano Solidoro