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Lean Six-Sigma and Continuous Improvement Apprenticeship

Work smarter, increase profitability, address skills shortages Level 3 Improvement Technician apprenticeship from Exelin is a development programme for employees who want to broaden their continuous improvement knowledge and skills. Focus is on key Knowledge, Skills and Behaviours required for the delivery of improvement activities at work. Suitable for employees who have some responsibilitywithin an […]

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Government Brexit information for UK Manufacturers

Economy, Manufacturing / Benjamin Gibbs

Make UK Brexit Webinar Series To avoid disruption following the UK’s exit from the EU, traders, customs agents, hauliers and other intermediaries must take action and have the right paperwork in place to enable their goods to pass through controls at the UK and EU borders.UK Government Border Delivery Group put together a series of

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Paying the apprenticeship levy?

Economy, Manufacturing / Benjamin Gibbs

Industry calls for Apprenticeship Levy payers to be able to fund wider skills training from their Levy cash. Britain’s manufacturers are calling for an urgent rethink to Government’s Apprenticeship Levy to make access to funding more flexible so that industry can develop the essential skills of the future. The call comes on the back of

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Applying for Settled Status

Economy, Employment & Skills / Benjamin Gibbs

If you or you are an EU citizen, or have staff who are, you/they may be able to apply to the EU Settlement Scheme to continue living and working in the UK after 30 June 2021. Below is a link to the Government web page that allows staff to check if they can apply for settlement in

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WOW Scrapstore to close

News / Benjamin Gibbs

North Devon scrapstore project announces closure at end of September In a statement on Facebook, What Others Waste (WOW) Scrapstore will be closing at the end of the month. There is still an opportunity to visit the shop under its normal hours until 28th Sept. The statement reads as follows: “Action for Children have carried

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NDMA members shortlisted for awards

News / Benjamin Gibbs

Several NDMA member businesses have made the finals of the North Devon Business, Leisure & Tourism awards 2019! The North Devon Business, Leisure and Tourism Awards, hosted by Devon Live and the North Devon Journal, is all about celebrating this. The categories this year are designed to recognise all kinds of business from big to

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Igniting the spirit of enterprise

Education, Employment & Skills / Benjamin Gibbs

Young Enterprise is building a connected world of young people, business volunteers and educators, to empower the next generation with the confidence, ability and ambition to succeed in a rapidly changing global economy.

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Automation Prototype: Invitation To Apply

Education, Employment & Skills, Manufacturing / Benjamin Gibbs

We anticipate awarding grants of between £10k and £40k.

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Financial Conduct Authority Guidelines on Brexit from Isca Barum

Economy / Benjamin Gibbs

The UK will leave the EU without an implementation period on 31 October 2019 unless a deal is approved or a further extension is agreed. As the UK prepares to leave the EU, you may be concerned about how Brexit will affect your financial products and services. Read our information to help with any questions

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Industry calls for Apprenticeship Levy payers to be able to fund wider skills training from their Levy cash

Education, Employment & Skills, Manufacturing / Benjamin Gibbs

Britain’s manufacturers are calling for an urgent rethink to Government’s Apprenticeship Levy to make access to funding more flexible so that industry can develop the essential skills of the future. The call comes on the back of Make UK’s report An Unlevy Playing Field for Manufacturers, which reveals that 95% of manufacturers want to see

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