A survey commissioned by the Institute of Mechanical Engineers (IMecE) has revealed almost 40% of manufacturing firms feel apprentices, graduates and new recruits don’t have the work ethic to succeed in industry.
In a survey of 1,000 British manufacturers which formed part of the institute’s Manufacturing a Successful Economy 2013 report, it found 57% also believe that apprentices, graduates and new recruits are lacking in practical skills. Forty two per cent felt their young staff lacked communication skills, while in terms of relevant subjects, 45% of the manufacturers…
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