TEMPORARY staff with Robert Half International in Southampton can take advantage of free Internet-based training as part of a campaign by the consultancy to boost skills levels in the city.
The Internet training programme comprises 500 computer-based training courses covering subjects from IT to accountancy and administration. It will be offered free of charge to all RHI temporary staff and contract candi-dates placed with clients.
Southampton operations manager Rod Hutchings said that training and work patterns for the millennium were two important factors at the moment.
He added that with technology-based training set to grow by more than 50 per cent in the next couple of years RHI was leading the market.
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