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A CBI/Harvey Nash survey published today suggests private sector employers plan to add to their workforce over the coming year, albeit cautiously.
Harvey Nash chief exec, Albert Ellis, said: “To gain a competitive edge, businesses are investing in and nurturing talent. Most encouragingly, more than a fifth of employers are looking to increase their graduate hiring in the next year and 23% are set to boost apprenticeship numbers, thereby investing in the skills of the next generation.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Tom Keighley .
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