Skills for Justice: The new Diploma in Public Services looks to stakeholders for feedback
Thursday, 13 December 2007 12:00 AM
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Press Releases
Skills for Justice: New Year Sees New Skills Partnership for 4.3million UK employees
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Skills for Justice: Consulting on skills, have your say now!
Skills for Justice warns of rocky road to recovery
Skills for Justice unveils new Chair
Skills for Justice takes Legal Services under its wing
Skills for Justice: Call for employers to shape qualifications
Government announces relicensing success for Skills for Justice
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NASUWT: Public services and economy "outrageously and unnecessarily sacrificed on the altar of coalition economic policy"
"The reason the country is facing a double dip recession is that a key driver of the Government's economic policy has not been about tackling the deficit, but to use the deficit as a smokescreen to pursue the ideologically driven destruction of public services." - Chris Keates, NASUWT. Read more here.
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