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      A 'third way' in industry training: New Zealand's adaptation of selected British policies

      Piercy, Gemma Louise
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      Piercy, G. L. (2002). A 'third way' in industry training: New Zealand's adaptation of selected British policies. In C.H. Jorgensen & N. Warring (Eds). Adult Education and the Labour Market VII Volume A: Papers from the 7th Seminar of the ESREA Research Network, Roskilde May 2002, (pp.35-62). Roskilde, Denmark: Roskilde University Press.
      Permanent Research Commons link: https://hdl.handle.net/10289/4912
      Abstract
      This article has three integrated purposes. It seeks to provide insights into some of the ways in which:

      British policies and programmes historically and more recently have influenced New Zealand initiatives in industry training;

      those policies and programmes have been adapted to meet the country’s particular circumstances; and

      unions have influenced aspects of the adaptation and implementation.
      Date
      2002
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      Conference Contribution
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      Roskilde University Press
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      © Copyright 2002 The Author.
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