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The Benefits of Business Engagement HOOLEY ROOM
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Jackie Vanderwalt The Benefits of Business Engagement Steve Little
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The Benefits of Business Engagement
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For more information visit bitc.org.uk BUSINESS IN THE COMMUNITYwww.bitc.org.uk We are a business-led charity focused on promoting responsible business practice. We have a membership of over 800 businesses and a further 10,700 engaged in our campaigns globally. Our companies help to transform communities by tackling key social and environmental issues and in doing so, transform themselves. Business in the Community- who we are…
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We Ask Companies to work together to tackle key social and environmental issues Education & Young People Employment Enterprise & Culture Environmental Sustainability Marketplace Behaviour Workplace & Employees BUSINESS IN THE COMMUNITYwww.bitc.org.uk
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Quiz Question 1 What is the current UK employment rate? (percentage of people aged 16-64 who are in work) A: 62% B: 72% C: 82% Office for National Statistics December 2013 Statistical Bulletin BUSINESS IN THE COMMUNITYwww.bitc.org.uk
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Quiz Question 2 What percentage of unemployed people are aged 16-25? A:20% B:30% C:40% ACEVO Commission on Youth Unemployment, University of Bristol 2012 ACEVO = Association of Chief Executives of Voluntary Organisations BUSINESS IN THE COMMUNITYwww.bitc.org.uk
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Quiz Question 3 Approximately how many young people were NEET in 2013? A:0.5 million B:1 million C:1.5 million DofE NEET statistics quarterly brief Feb 2013 BUSINESS IN THE COMMUNITYwww.bitc.org.uk
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Quiz Question 4 What percentage of children in the UK live in households where nobody works? A:7% B:17% C: 27% Office for National Statistics December 2013 Statistical Bulletin BUSINESS IN THE COMMUNITYwww.bitc.org.uk
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Quiz Question 5 When surveyed 61% of UK education providers believe new graduates are ready for work. How many UK employers believe the same? A:13% B:36% C:61% Mckinsey Education to Employment: Designing a System That Works 2012 BUSINESS IN THE COMMUNITYwww.bitc.org.uk
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Quiz Question 6 According to 2013 CBI survey of businesses what was the most important factor employers weigh up when recruiting school and college leavers? A:General aptitudes (skills for work) B: Attitude to work C: Literacy and numeracy D:Academic results Attitude (78%), general aptitudes (57%), literacy & numeracy (50%), Academic results (37%) This was also found to be the most important factor considered when recruiting graduates Confederation of British Industry (CBI)/Pearson – ‘Changing the Pace’ Education & Skills survey 2013 BUSINESS IN THE COMMUNITYwww.bitc.org.uk
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Quiz Question 7 In a report called ‘Best of British’ the UK Government has identified 10 growth sectors. How many can you name? BUSINESS IN THE COMMUNITYwww.bitc.org.uk Advanced composites (lightweight, strong, durable and high-performance materials) Life sciences (medicines and medical technology) Creative IndustriesLow carbon automotive transport Defence and SecurityLow carbon energy Digital Communications & Digital Services Plastic electronics (circuits printed on a range of surfaces) Industrial Biotechnology (using biological resources for industrial purposes) Space
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The Benefits of Business Engagement
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