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, wide selection of management training aids — booklets, film slides, cassettes, etc was shown at a special exhibition arranged by the Road Transport Industry ining Board in London this week. luch of the material is designed for he managers and senior staff of the small ipanies which typify the road transport industry. There is concern to ensure that traning aids now made available are geared to the level of ability, and need, of the cutives running departments, or even whole businesses.
he stress on management cation is not new in road 'sport: the RTITB has ied 137 companies in the istry who have been devemg formalised manageit development systems. Tently, 8,752 managers e been developed by this hod.
successful series of faults ;nostic clinics has been I since last December ilving 120 managers from ::ompanies. Twelve Board f have been trained as :-time problem analysts they have been involved 1 157 companies, with icipation by 242 managers.
wation k useful innovation is the 'elopment of an induction for new employeesof a le road haulage company. peased was the company t a set it sto be provided for h of 22 depots.
'he exhibition reflected the ansive marketing being plied to the necessary sub: of management training. trning packs on various jects are available or will produced to meet demand. is already clear that a tncial learning pack will be ch sought after, with one ociation prepared to take PO-a-year from the Board.
lighly topical are "check;" of professional compece for entry to road haulage I road passenger transport. !se are supplemented by deline booklets — free to ;cope companies and a pd bargain, at 15p, to outcope firms.
or Details of the manageit aids and publications ilable apply to: PublicaIS Department, RTITB, Ca)1 House, Empire Way, mbley, Middlesex HA9