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New Technologies: Solutions to skill shortages ?

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An Education and Training Board should be set up to deal with skill shortages in new technologies, according to the House of Lords Select Committee on Science and Technology. The Board would have responsibilities for assessing and forecasting the UK's skill needs in the short and long terms, and for ensuring that these needs are met.

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An Education and Training Board should be set up to deal with skill shortages in new technologies, according to the House of Lords Select Committee on Science and Technology. The Board would have responsibilities for assessing and forecasting the UK's skill needs in the short and long terms, and for ensuring that these needs are met.

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An Education and Training Board should be set up to deal with skill shortages in new technologies, according to the House of Lords Select Committee on Science and Technology. The Board would have responsibilities for assessing and forecasting the UK's skill needs in the short and long terms, and for ensuring that these needs are met.

Key concepts: Economic shortage, Set (abstract data type), Engineering management, Operations management, Business, Engineering, Computer science, Government (linguistics)

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