NEWS - 20/07/2010
Struggling Firms Should Consider e Learning Companies
Business confidence has worsened over 2010’s second quarter with 67% of small firms operating below capacity. Discover how e learning companies can help support private sector growth.
The manufacturing sector was found to be faring better than service sector firms, according to the latest survey by the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB). Somewhat surprisingly, the South East has been hit the hardest with two thirds of small firms working below capacity.
"The consensus view from small firms is that the recovery is far from secure and there are significant risks to business growth in the future,” said John Walker, FSB National Chairman.
"With 600,000 public sector jobs expected to be lost, stimulating private sector job creation, especially in small firms, will be vital to rebalancing the economy."
A recent report, Making Britain the Place to Work, the Confederation of Business Industry (CBI), highlighted the importance of the UK's flexible labour market as a key role in minimising job losses during the recession.
How Can e Learning Companies Help?
Many companies are realising that e learning online training and tools such as learning management systems, or branded learning management systems can bring about a real benefit to how their business performs. Creating and delivering eLearning is an extremely effective way of providing targeted, powerful training in the most cost efficient way. Typically an organisation spending £40,000 within the first year will see a return on investment of £120,000 - £180,000.
As a training consultancy and eLearning solutions provider Growth Engineering work with clients to develop their own web based learning material and create it in an eLearning style and format that suits company brand values and budget. Find out how e learning services can help increase your company sales skills, increase sales and increase your profits. E-mail: info@growthengineering.co.uk.