Business

The Business Vision for Education and Skills (2009)

CBI (CONFEDERATION OF BRITISH INDUSTRY)

Key Findings

52% of employers believe that management skills are the most significant factor contributing to competitiveness
29% of employers identify the development and upskilling of staff as a key priority in improving business competitiveness
Employers are seeking and deploying new ways of doing things in order to drive better performance with the best companies working "smarter, not harder"

The Evidence

"Our customer base has grown from 5 customers in 1999 to over 1400 customers in 2008. A major contributing factor has been the upskilling of our workforce and developing the business skills of our middle management"
Mines Research

Recommendation

Employers need to ensure management staff are given the competencies they need to perform their jobs effectively

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Business

The Business Vision for Education and Skills (2009)

Key Findings

The Evidence

Recommendation

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