The number of employees considered "not fully proficient" by their employer fell by almost 50% in two years in Great Britain, according to the data of the Learning and Skills Council (LSC) made public on March 13. (Ref. 06239)
According to the LSC, approximately 1,3 million employees in Great Britain are described by their employers as “not fully proficient”, against 2,4 million in 2003, that is to say a decrease of 46%.
The proportion of companies that say part of their staff is insufficiently competent has also moved back, from 22% to 16% over the same period. 75% of companies which deplore a lack of competence have increased the availability of vocational training for their employees. Companies say most of the...
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