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Logistics UK calls for more investment in workforce skills training
Logistics UK has called for greater collaboration and long-term government support to help employers invest in workforce development, following its "Learning to Lead" round table. The body cites Learning and Work Institute research suggesting more than three million more adults would take up training with consistent engagement.
Our readThe skills gap argument is familiar from the trade body, but putting a number on it gives ministers something more concrete to respond to than a general plea.
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