Training is an integral part of any skills-led job, so why do some companies still not give it the emphasis it needs? Lucy Tesseras reports
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The government is keen to introduce National Skills Academies across the English skills landscape. The initiative was introduced in 2006 and around 12 have been approved to date in three tranches covering sectors as widespread as construction, financial s
You can hire the top supply chain planners, restructure your operations, install the most sophisticated systems and maintain the most modern equipment to maximise the performance of your supply chain and minimise the costs.
The airline sector is in trouble. Losses this year could reach $6.1 billion, more than wiping out the $5.6 billion that airlines made
UK drivers don’t need training: only a half-wit would agree with that statement, but that is exactly how one might try to justify the UK’s response to the EU directive on driver training which comes into effect in 12 months time. The directive was introdu
Marks & Spencer is to focus investment on supply chain and information technology systems following the downturn in the retail sales.
Royal Mail has added 40 MAN TGS tractor units to its fleet.
Toshiba Electronics Europe has opened a new European logistics centre that is designed to streamline services for customers
DSV has completed the acquisition of XB Luxembourg Holdings, the parent company of the ABX Logistics Group
Unique Fine Foods has chosen Culina Logistics to provide a shared-user storage and distribution service
