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  • Item 2030 Has employer satisfaction with vocational education and training changed between 2005 and 2007?
  • Item 2027 Cross-cultural training and workplace performance
  • Item 1994 Changing forms of employment and their implications for the development of skills
  • Item 2004 Future skill needs: Projections and employers' views
  • Item 1808 Industry & training 2007: Agriculture, forestry and fishing
  • Item 1806 Industry & training 2007: Overview
  • Item 1992 Whose responsibility? Employers' views on developing their workers' literacy, numeracy and employability skills
  • Item 1991 Accelerated apprenticeships: Apprentice, employer and teaching staff perceptions
  • Item 1990 Effective models of employment-based training
  • Item 1971 Vocational education and training and casual workers in the home and community care sector
  • Item 1944 Employers' use and views of the VET system 2007
  • Item 1794 History of Employer survey
  • Item 1800 Higher-level vocational education and training qualifications: Their importance in today's training market
  • Item 1700 Dusting off the shelves: Getting the most value out of vocational education and training equity resources
  • Item 1664 Mix or match? New Apprentices' learning styles and trainers' preferences for training in workplaces
  • Item 1627 Qualifications use for recruitment in the Australian labour market
  • Item 1636 Employer-provided training: Findings from recent case studies - At a glance
  • Item 1638 Employers and qualifications: At a glance
  • Item 1589 What it's worth: Establishing the value of vocational qualifications to employers
  • Item 1578 Getting the job done: How employers use and value accredited training leading to a qualification
  • Item 1550 Enterprises' commitment to nationally recognised training for existing workers
  • Item 1553 What value do Australian employers give to qualifications?
  • Item 1569 The place of recognised qualifications in the outcomes of training
  • Item 1551 Training of existing workers: Issues, incentives and models
  • Item 1492 Fully on-the-job training: Experiences and steps ahead
  • Item 1459 Working together: Industry and VET provider training partnerships
  • Item 828 Factors influencing the implementation of training and learning in the workplace
  • Item 708 Survey of Employer Views on Vocational Education and Training: National report - 2001
  • Item 707 What convinces enterprises to value training and learning and what does not?
  • Item 669 Survey of Employer Views on Vocational Education and Training: At a glance - 2001
  • Item 559 Apprentices' & trainees' English language & literacy skills in workplace learning & performance: Employer & employee opinion
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