Alberta Workforce Essential Skills (AWES)
Impact Study: Essential Skills and Food Sanitation and Hygiene Training
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
Executive Summary
Introduction
Study Context
Background
Food Safety Certification
Essential Skills at Work
Collaborating Organizations
Conducting the Research
Goals and Objectives
Methodology
Project Activities
Profile of the Participating Food Operations
Profile of Employees
Results of the Research
The Importance of Food Safety
Training in the Food Services Industry
Current Training Methods and Programs
Barriers to Training and Certification
The Impact of Limited Essential Skills
Suggestions for Solutions, Incentives and Supports
Conclusions and Issues
Key Project Learnings
The Realities and Challenges of the Food Services Business
Increased Focus on the Need for Food Handling Practices
Essential Skills and Food Safety Training
Barriers to the Implementation of Food Safety Training
Recommendations
References/Bibliography/web sites
Appendices
Appendix 1 - Terms of Reference – Overview of Project
Appendix 2A Interview Instrument – Managers' Tool
Appendix 2B Interview Instrument – Employees' Tool
Appendix 3 - Principles of Plain Language Writing
Appendix 4 - Training Material Review
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