Moneypenny boss 'amazed' at basic skills failures
Politicians need to ensure young people have the right education and skills to take advantage of thousands of jobs, the North Wales Economic Ambition Board said.
Meanwhile, Rachel Clacher co-founder of office services firm Moneypenny - which employs 400 people in Wrexham - said it is a "tragedy" that she came across potential workers with the right attitude but lacking in basic literacy skills.
She is even setting up a bridging qualification with Coleg Cambria to ensure students have the rudiments.
28 Apr 2015
- From the section Wales