Education*and skills secretary Alan Johnson has announced the first batch of organisations to sign up to the much hyped Leitch Review of Skills. More than 150 organisations, including all central*government departments, McDonald’s, Sainsbury’s*and the police, have made the skills pledge, representing more than 1.7 million employees. Johnson also announced the chair of the new UK Commission for Employment and Skills. Sir Michael Rake will lead the establishment of the commission, which is expected to become operational in April 2008. The commission will replace two existing bodies, the Sector*Skills Development Agency and the National*Employment Panel. Rake is currently serving as international chairman of business services firm*KPMG, and will shortly be taking up the post of chairman of BT. Johnson said: “Skills are vitally important for individuals, their future employability and for the success of businesses throughout the UK. That is why I am so pleased to see so many...

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