We should roll out such aptitude testing across schools as part of the curriculum and at a time of redundancies and mass unemployment it's a very relevant and potent message for people: try to find what you are naturally good at".
Responsibility for the payments rests with the taxpayer through the government's Redundancy Payments Office because the defunct chain was in administration at the time of the redundancies.
And the huge compensation, coming at a time of widespread redundancies, seemed horribly misguided.
Protecting one's income at a time of mass redundancies requires a much more carefully thought out and strategic approach.
George Osborne said he would cut a "supplementary charge" rate from 32%to30%0%, extend other breaks from six to 10 years and provide a new allowance targeted on certain areas, at a time of increasing redundancies in Aberdeen.
Yomi, 55, a council worker, saw his salary drop two years ago (after 23 years in the sector) from £46,000 to £28,000, when he switched from temping to a more secure post, anxious to ensure he had steady work at a time of rising redundancies.
The reasons why the teachers made these changes were divided into the following four categories: shortage of time, redundancy of the tasks in the CAT, mismatch with the objectives of the lesson, and difficulty level of the CAT (too easy/too difficult).
Stories of huge share options for directors, at a time when thousands of redundancy notices were being handed out to lowly paid employees, were a public-relations disaster.
We have no time for redundancy.
