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Logistics Training Group Top Student

Micheal Hensley the CILT UK and CILT NZ Young Achiever of the year wins Top Student 2010 Awards for CILT NZ.

CILT Annual Forum Day AGM & Awards Dinner 21st September 2011

CILT NZ Annual Forum Day AGM and Awards Dinner 21st September 2011
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The CILT 2011 Annual Forum Day AGM and Awards Dinner will be held at the Waipuna Hotel and Conference Centre on Wednesday 21st September 2011.

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Remember to submit your nomination for the Awards see further details on the Award Category Page.

http://www.cilt.co.nz/Category?Action=View&Category_id=67

Further info required contact CILT National Office on 09 368 4970 or

email: info@cilt.co.nz

Companies that invested in staff training have suffered less through the recession

Companies that invested in staff training have suffered less through the recession, according to a study by Skills for Logistics. The Sector Skills Assessment report found that 41 per cent of companies that did not invest in training have seen business profitability decrease during the last 12 months. The figure for companies who have trained staff is only 28 per cent. Some 84 per cent of employers claimed that staff were more efficient after training, and the report highlighted the savings in fuel, repairs and insurance that are related to efficiency within the logistics sector.

Dr Ross Moloney, head of intelligence at Skills for Logistics said: "The latest report confirms the reality that training staff produces bottom line benefits. Traditionally, tough times have always provoked the temptation to haul back on training programmes. However, once again this is revealed as a false economy." The report suggests that as a sector, logistics is generally missing out on potential savings from training. Only 41 per cent of companies with ten or fewer employees offer training, but these small companies account for 84 per cent of logistics businesses.Courtesy of Logistics Manager and Centaur Media, 20 May 2010

MAY 2010

LTG are in the final stages of forming an alliance with The University of New England Partnerships (UNEP) in Australia. Together they intend to offer the CILT UK Professional Diploma in Logistics & Transport beginning next semester, August 2010.

Enrolment enquiries taken now for Australia and New Zealand.

BREAKING NEWS 5th May 2010

LTG Graduate Micheal Hensley 2010 CILT International Young Achiever Award winner

Brian Stocking Executive Director CILT NZ said - I have just received a call from our CILT NZ President Murray King who is in Malta attending the CILT InternationalConference. I am delighted to be able to advise that our CILT New Zealand nomination for the " International Young Achiever of the Year" Award Micheal Hensley has just won the International CILT "Young Achiever of the Year "Award.