Journal of European Industrial Training: Volume 3 Issue 7

Developing an Employee Communications Policy through Research

Tom Kynaston Reeves

Improving the flow of information from management to employees has become a matter of increasing concern in recent years. This has been partly motivated by a belief on the part of…

Management Development in a Social Services Department

Geoffrey Meredith, Michael Broussine

The increasing interest in the setting up of management development activities in the public sector reflects the challenges which public authorities are experiencing at the…

Managing Human Resources—Implications for Training Policies

Ruth Tenne

In recent years the task of managing human resources has become increasingly complex and demanding. Areas such as equal employment opportunities, employment protection, industrial…

Achievement Testing

Paul Ellis

We all indulge in assessing other people, whether they be our friends, colleagues, superiors or subordinates. Soon after meeting someone for the first time you will probably have…

Training Practices and Learning Theories

Merrick Jones

The relationship between learning theory and training practice continues to attract attention. That theories find their way into concrete practice is clear, but whether individual…

Trans‐National Learning Experience

Judy M. Powell

Changes and innovations within further and higher education over the last ten years have led to an increased awareness of the value of relevant and structured international…