Councils have been left ‘frustrated’ by the prospect of having to devote scarce resources to justifying any failure to meet a new apprenticeships target, a think-tank has warned.
A policy briefing by the LGiU on the Government’s public sector apprenticeships target – fixed at 2.3% of headcount for many organisations – said the Government had reassured the sector there will be no punishment for failing to meet the target – providing organisations explain their failure to do so in an end-of-year report.
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