University of Waterloo study reveals ways to retain seasonal employees
In a 2019 study, University of Waterloo research led by David Drewery revealed a framework and hierarchy to indicate best methods of retaining frontline seasonal staff.
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Those looking for a place-based approach to the reconstruction of England’s economy should seek out David Skelton’s Little Platoons, published in 2019 on the eve of the general election.
Mixed use construction in Mozambique port stimulates local skills
In Pemba, Mozambique’s most northerly port, architects and landscape designers have constructed three 9-storey buildings employing local labour and skilled professionals.
Designing a web-enabled app for low-income
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Bootlegger Barista Self-Manages Upskilling in Cape Town
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Living Wage Foundation announce real living wage increases for UK
Calculated independently from the government’s National Living Wage, the real Living Wage takes into account a broader set of factors and fundamentally draws a distinction between London and the rest of the UK.
Senator Kamala Harris proposes Upskill Accounts for American workers
U.S. Senator Kamala C. Harris introduced a new bill to put workplace development within the financial reach of all American workers.
The Resolution Foundation launches Intergenerational Centre
To address the specific needs of both younger and older generations living in the UK, London-based think tank The Resolution Foundation has established a new Intergenerational Centre.
The Aspen Institute proposes lifelong learning accounts
D.C.-based think tank suggest creating financial accounts designed to facilitate employee learning and training during their careers.
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