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Work commissioned by the Board which includes research papers and their annual reports.

Check back regularly to keep up to date with all the latest publications.

Welsh Government response to WESB 2011 reports

19/10/11
The Welsh Government has now responded to the Board's most recent reports, 'Skills for Jobs: Priorities', 'High Performance Working' and 'Skills Policies and the Welsh Language'. Ministers welcomed our advice and provided detailed replies to our messages and recommendati ...
 

Skills for Jobs: Priorities

12/07/11
The WESB present their advice on the priorities for investment in post-16 training and skills focussing on the needs of the economy and of the workforce both present and future.
 

High Performance Working

11/07/11
The WESB present their advice on the role of the Welsh Government in encouraging the adoption of High Performance Working (HPW) practices by businesses and business networks; the potential for HPW to improve skills utilisation; and the relationship between HPW and IiP.
 

Skills Policies and the Welsh Language

10/02/11
This report provides a review by the Wales Employment and Skills Board of Welsh Language skills in the workplace. It outlines recommendations and suggests some areas for future work.
 
Moving Forward: Foundations for Growth

Moving Forward: Foundations for Growth

21/05/10
Moving Forward: Foundations for Growth is the 2010 Annual Report of the Wales Employment and Skills Board presented to Welsh Ministers on the 17th May.
 
Employment Programmes in Wales: Barriers to Success and Best Practice from an Employer Perspective

Employment Programmes in Wales: Barriers to Success and Best Practice from an Employer Perspective (May 2009)

21/08/09
This research document investigates barriers to success and best practice from an employer perspective on current government initiatives/programmes to help secure sustainable employment for unemployed and economically inactive people.
 
A Wales That Works

A Wales That Works

29/04/09
The first Annual Report focuses mainly on the Boards view of where Wales is as a nation and on a small number of recommendations to Government reflecting on what the Board see as the core - the irreducible minimum requirements - of a way forward.