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Skill and performance

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Grugulis, Irena

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2011Action note:

6/22/12 SANDRAW

Summary: Examines the link between skill and performance. Concludes with recommendations for academics, policy makers and society to inter alia, engage in more sensitive and socialised enquiry; find integrated solutions incorporating firms or particular sections of the labour instead of dependence on education as the sole means to prevent or reduce poverty and adopt a more democratic, egalitarian and socially inclusive society.

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Examines the link between skill and performance. Concludes with recommendations for academics, policy makers and society to inter alia, engage in more sensitive and socialised enquiry; find integrated solutions incorporating firms or particular sections of the labour instead of dependence on education as the sole means to prevent or reduce poverty and adopt a more democratic, egalitarian and socially inclusive society.

6/22/12 SANDRAW

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