Tackling with illiteracy

Article Abstract:

Manufacturing companies must be able to prevent the rise of illiteracy level in the workplace, so as to exploit full benefits of their labor force. One way of achieving this end is through the government's job-related literacy programs. These federally-funded initiatives seek to provide illiterate workers with extensive training in employment, career development and industry productivity. Employers must also promote the use of English as a second language and introduce workers to new technologies.

Business Personnel Management, Methods, Management, Human resource management, Literacy, Employee training

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A Kiwi lesson for Canadians

Article Abstract:

New Zealand is still solving some of its huge financial and structural problems, but changes observed in the country point that it is being successful. It previously imposed tough economic and disciplinary measures to halt an economic slide.

Economic policy, Economic development, New Zealand

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Telecom reform signals new era

Article Abstract:

Congress approved a comprehensive telecommunications legislation in Feb. 1996. The new rules allow utility holding companies to provide telecommunications services without Public Utility Holding Company Act restrictions.

Analysis, Telecommunication policy, Telecommunications policy

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