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• Future skills shortages are forcing employers to search much
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13th July 1989
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— • Future skills shortages are forcing employers to search much
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harder for their high-flying recruits. According to Roger Haywood, Scout assistant executive commissioner in charge of youth training, many employers have taken to approaching the scouts to find youngsters with leadership potential.
Given the recent publicity about the Scout Movement's decisio to do away with the beret, will the scouts be adopting a new motto — "if you want to get ahead, get a woggle"?