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ITNTO 1999 “Bugbuster” Final Report to DfEE Final Report on the provision of training for UK Small Businesses in the
needs for handling the “Y2K” date change problem to 40,000 people within
12 months.
G. Mason, NIESR
for DfEE 2000
Institute for Employment Studies (IES)
for DfES
(“ICT Skills Dialogue” Report)
Institute for Employment Research
(IER)
for DfES
e-skills NTO
(based on fieldwork undertaken by the NOP
Research Group)
2001
2001
“Key issues in` IT skills research in
the UK”
“An Assessment of Skill Needs in
Information and Communication
Technology”
“Skills and Performance: an
Econometric Analysis of Employers
Skill Survey 1999”
2002 “IT and Communications
Professionals in the UK”
A summary of issues to be tackled in research on labour markets involving IT
Practitioner skills, based on the work for the DfEE National Skills Task Force
and subsequent employer case studies.
A detailed and thorough assessment of the current and projected skill needs
in ICT, drawing on secondary data.
Detailed regression analysis of results of a large general employer survey
carried out for the DfEE “National Skills Task Force” in 1999, covering
Determinants of Skill Deficiencies, Performance & Skills, and various
different types of Skill Deficiencies
Major employer survey concerning ICT skills in the UK carried out in early
2001, drawing on responses from telephone interviews of nearly 4,000
establishments.
e. Other Member States
Austria:
Austrian Institute for Economic
Research
(WIFO, with VIW)
2000
“Arbeits- und
Qualifikationsnachfrage im Telekom
und Medien-sektor”
IDC 2000 IDC Study on the ICT skills gap in
Austria
FEEI/VIW
Federation for the Information Industry
in Austria
Belgium:
Belgium Information Services
Association (INSEA)
Belgium Information Services
Association (INSEA)
2000
“Sectoral Qualification Initiative of
the Electronic Industry”
WIFO study on ICT skill needs, providing estimates and forecasts of skill
shortages in ICT in Austria, with particular reference to the position in Vienna
and in the telecomms. and media sectors.
One of a number of national analyses carried out by IDC in relation to their
skill needs forecasting work at the European level
A set of proposals to tackle Austrian labour shortages in the sector, including
addition investment in education and relaxing of immigration requirements
in this area (latter recommendation not agreed!)
2000 Annual INSEA Salary Survey Annual review of the IT labour market, covering salaries, conditions, and
demand for labour, including estimates of shortages.
2001 Economic Survey of Belgium ICT
services
More general business review of the sector.
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