Tuesday, 10 January 2012

Boost for employers as apprenticeships red tape is slashed



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Skills Minister John Hayes today announced a package of new measures to make it easier for employers to take on large numbers of apprentices. Responding to the recommendations of a review led by the Employer Reference Group, the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) and large companies, including BT and TUI Travel, Mr Hayes said that firms that contract directly with the Government to train apprentices will now benefit from simplified payment, reporting and assessment requirements. They will also receive better guidance to help them manage the recruitment, training and assessment of apprentices more efficiently and cost effectively.

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