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This section includes publications from the UK Commission, a collection of collaborative outputs and the archive of SSDA publications.



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  • Big challenges bring big rewards : Big picture narrative

    18 Apr 2012

    Our first Thematic Review sets out the overarching context and the case for investment in skills.

  • Building Future Skills in Accountancy

    29 Nov 2011

    As a part of the government’s 2011 ‘Plan for Growth’ review, the UK Commission for Employment and Skills was asked to investigate whether the accountancy profession has the skills it needs to support current and future economic growth. The report shows through notable case studies that there are high levels of innovation across the profession in securing the workforce skills it needs. The report recommends changes to the current arrangements for designing Apprenticeships in order to continue to secure the skills that can deliver economic growth for the profession and support the economy as a whole.

  • Business and schools: Building the world of work together

    18 Apr 2012

    This report presents the key findings from the research which the UK Commission for Employment and Skills has carried out to look at the perceptions and experiences of businesses when working with schools to build the world of work into education. We have focussed on how businesses influence the design and delivery of the curriculum, provide work experience and raise awareness of careers.

  • Business Plan 2009-2010

    1 May 2009

    The journey towards our goal of being a 'top eight' country for employment, skills and productivity, with increasing social cohesion, will be an exciting one as we continue to make positive changes to the prospects, opportunities and performance of the UK workforce.

  • Business Plan 2010/11

    10 May 2010

    Over the first two years of our existence, the UK Commission for Employment and Skills has sought to make a real contribution to policy and practice in the UK.

  • Business Plan 2010/11 Summary

    10 May 2010

    We want the UK to be one of the best places to live. As the country recovers from recession, we need more people in work and more people in productive work.

  • Business Plan 2012-13

    31 Jul 2012

    Last year we oversaw a real change in how the Commission operates and progression of our new objectives.

  • Business Plan and Strategic Objectives 2011-12

    11 Apr 2011

    Our Business Plan describes our activities for 2011/12. We are in an exciting period of change and development, and through our Commissioners have determined four major priorities for the year ahead.


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