Employer Skills Pledge proving unpopular

Only 13% of employers have signed the Employer Skills Pledge so far, a new report from the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) has found.

This is in spite of the majority of organisations reporting that they will require a broader range of skills in the next two years.

The Skills Pledge is a voluntary and public commitment by an employer to support all its employees to develop their basic skills and work towards ‘Level 2’ qualifications (the equivalent of f... (314 more words)

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