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13th September 1974
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Which of the following most accurately describes the problem?

Opinions may differ as to th( wisdom of a grant of money to ar employee with the staying power tc achieve success in a professional oi technological examination, and indeed, as to the appropriate amount The RTITB undertake to reimbursi any employer making an award to at employee who successfully passes ai appropriate examination with a sun not exceeding £25. This is niggardl judged by the standards applied b British Road Services more than decade ago.

The "nursemaid" attitude of th RTITB applies even to such' welcome innovation as shop stewar training, for the Board's area offict must approve the suitability, of a course chosen. Could not a list of a approved training bodies i industrial relations appear in tlRTITB's newspaper?

No doubt the Training Servio Agency to which all Training Boar( must doff a deferential cap, must tal some responsibility, as approvit body, for the "trading stami philosophy now apparent motivating the RTITB.