Mathematical Skills in the Workplace
Science, Technology and Mathematics Council Mathematical Skills in the Workplace Mathematical Skills in the Workplace This report is divided into three parts: Part 1, an Executive Summary; Part 2, research findings on a sector by sector basis; Part 3, case studies of individual companies. Part 1: General Conclusions and Executive Summary
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