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Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Quarter of Hospitality Workers 'Learn Nothing New'
Over a quarter of those working in the hospitality and leisure sector haven?t learnt something new in the past year, according to new research from The Department For Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS).Around 26% of those working in the hospitality, tourism and leisure sector haven't learnt a new activity or hobby, while just under one in ten (8%) haven't read a book for pleasure during the past 12 months.
However, workers within the sector are apparently enthusiastic about learning something new, with 46% saying they felt that learning a new skill or hobby would make them more confident at work.
The Government recently committed an additional ?30m during 2009/10 to support informal adult learning under the banner of The Learning Revolution.
