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Tuesday, 30 March 2010
Wednesday, 17 March 2010
Jobless graduates may benefit from 'service academy'
Graduate job hunters may be interested to hear that the Conservative Party plan to set up a "service academy" which could create up to 50,000 work and training positions for unemployed individuals via partnerships with major employers.
Of course this piece of legislation requires David Cameron's party to be elected to government later this year but if it does then big firms including Pizza Express, Starbucks, InterContinental Hotel Group and Whitbread are laying in wait to help.
As part of the initiative, the academy would train people in necessary skills that most employers require, People Management reports.
Theresa May, the shadow secretary of state for work and pensions said: "The creation of a service academy will not only give people practical skills but also an entry route into a career in a growing area of business."
Shadow chancellor George Osborne added: "The argument is that we need a sustainable private-sector recovery to create new jobs. That we cannot go on relying the public sector to provide the great majority of new jobs, as we did over the last decade."
The general election is rumoured to be scheduled for May 6th 2010.
Of course this piece of legislation requires David Cameron's party to be elected to government later this year but if it does then big firms including Pizza Express, Starbucks, InterContinental Hotel Group and Whitbread are laying in wait to help.
As part of the initiative, the academy would train people in necessary skills that most employers require, People Management reports.
Theresa May, the shadow secretary of state for work and pensions said: "The creation of a service academy will not only give people practical skills but also an entry route into a career in a growing area of business."
Shadow chancellor George Osborne added: "The argument is that we need a sustainable private-sector recovery to create new jobs. That we cannot go on relying the public sector to provide the great majority of new jobs, as we did over the last decade."
The general election is rumoured to be scheduled for May 6th 2010.
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