Education: a hot topic for business in 2020 election
Whether the government will apply the same lessons to the reform of vocational education remains to be seen.
People, training and skills continue to be the most pressing issue for New Zealand businesses.
The pace of business growth over recent years, the emergence of new industries and the requisite shift in skills needed to keep up with rapid expansion have not been matched by the same dynamics in
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Kirk Hope
Fri, 27 Dec 2019
Fri, 27 Dec 2019
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Education: a hot topic for business in 2020 election
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