From Levy to Legacy: Unlocking Apprenticeship Potential
From The Great Retail Debate · 00:27:36
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David Boynton and Martin Newman turn their focus to the UK government’s apprenticeship levy—what it was meant to achieve, and why it’s falling short. Introduced to boost vocational opportunities and upskill the next generation, the levy has been widely underused, with millions in funds returning to the government. The hosts call for a reevaluation of the levy and emphasize the need for stronger communication and collaboration between government, retailers, and educators to unlock its full potential.
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