UK Commission for Employment and Skills (UKCES) launches field work for new Employer Perspectives Survey (EPS)

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Field work has now begun on the UK Commission for Employment and Skills’ (UKCES) 2014 Employer Perspectives Survey (EPS).

The survey, which is based on interviews with more than 18,000 UK employers, will gather employer views on a range of issues facing employers today, including recruitment, training provision, vocational qualifications and Apprenticeships. The latest survey includes questions on work placements, engagement with education and training providers and the recruitment of young people.

Research for the 2014 survey is being conducted by IFF Research on behalf of the UKCES and our partners, the Department for Business Innovation and Skills; the Welsh Assembly Government; the Scottish Government and the Department for Employment and Learning in Northern Ireland (DELNI).

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Employer Perspectives Survey 2014 FAQ (MS Word Document, 22.2KB)

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