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Approaches to measuring and understanding employer training expenditure

Item:
2016
Title:
Approaches to measuring and understanding employer training expenditure
Authors:
Andrew Smith, Gerald Burke, Tom Dumbrell, Michael Long
Publication date: 
18 August 2008
Type:
Research report
Themes:
Industry and employers > Investment in training > General
Industry and employers > Specific industries > Construction
Industry and employers > Specific industries > Health and community services
Industry and employers > Specific industries > Manufacturing
Industry and employers > Specific industries > Retail trade
VET system > Funding and financing > General
ISBN:
978 1 921412 44 8 print; 978 1 921412 45 5 web

Through an analysis of major surveys, as well as interviews and case studies with firms in four industries - construction, retail trade, manufacturing and health and community services, this research brings us closer to an understanding of the factors that influence training expenditure. The research shows that survey data needs to be complemented with a program of research in a number of industries to provide a richer understanding of the drivers of employer expenditure and practices.

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