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The e-skills Bulletin provides a quarterly summary of all the latest IT and Telecoms data collected from Government and private sources. The Bulletin focuses on changes in the market for related labour and skills but also provides an overview of what is happening in the market more generally. Data regularly featured within the Bulletin includes: stock market performance, spending patterns, company failures and redundancies, changes in employment, demand for skills, pay rates, education/training and future recruitment activity.

The Bulletin is aimed at all those with an interest in the IT and Telecoms sectors and in particular those involved in the recruitment, training and retention of IT/Telecoms staff. The Bulletin features highlights from the ICT Inquiry - a quarterly in-depth look at recruitment, training and related issues amongst our sample of HR and IT contact within GB establishments.

Current issue

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e-skills Bulletin issue 20 - Q1 2007
(PDF 832 KB)

Previous issues

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Last modified: 14 Aug 2007

What you 've told us about the Bulletin...

 

 'Fantastic, really useful infomation'
Area Sales Executive


'Useful source of data from a wide range of sources that I can use in understanding recruitment and other issues/opportunities.'
Executive Director


'Very useful. Keeps me up-to-date with LMI, helps me to spot skills gaps and give better advice to students/graduates.'
University Lecturer

'Very useful summary of data that informs policy. Trends are isolated and information given as to the future.'
LSC Policy Manager