Industrial and Commercial Training: Volume 5 Issue 5

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Table of contents

Participation without patronising

LYNDA KING TAYLOR

According to the meteorological office the last day of my stint in dockland was the hottest day of this year. I certainly feel that if one does have to slave on such fine days one…

The ‘decisions’ approach to business studies in sixth forms

Charles Atthill

In recent years there has been growing unease with the narrowness of the A level dominated curriculum of the sixth form. Recent research and the examination of available…

OPERATION VULCAN: 11 beyond skills analysis a new vision of craft skills

JOHN WELLENS

So far, in this Vulcan series, I have described how the analytical movement brought about a clearer appreciation of the nature of physical skills. There are several distinct…

Giving workers a say in running the firm

JOHN ROBINSON

DESPITE THEIR DIFFERENT TRADITIONS, THE WORKS COUNCIL IS common to all nine countries. Basically works councils are consultative committees composed of workers' and management's…

Simplifying the objectives in INTERACTIVE SKILLS training

EDMUND BROOKS

The Human Resource School advances forceful arguments in support of this statement — that participative management raises the quality of organisational decision‐making and the…

Flexible working hours: A progress report

IB Greer

At the end of 1971 there was not a single company in Britain on flexible working hours. In Germany there were in the region of 2 000 organisations representing a million…

Cover of Industrial and Commercial Training

ISSN:

0019-7858

Online date, start – end:

1969

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Editors:

  • Dr Siham Lekchiri
  • Dr Adriano Solidoro