Taylor’s Fish and Chips
“We are very proud to make the Skills Pledge today. We know the value of training our employees and see what a positive difference it can make to them and to us. Our family ties date back to the 1920s, when my great grandmother had a fish and chip shop in Birdwell, Barnsley, and with solid training we hope to continue providing a service to local people for many years to come.” Anne Wallace Proprietor
- Business sector:
- skills pledge
- Employees:
- Region:
- North West
- Company profile:
- Taylor’s Fish and Chips has already been rewarded for its great work. It was given a National Training Award in 2005 and was named the Edge Small Business Employer of the Year in 2006. Making the Skills Pledge symbolises the business’s dedication to investing in the skills of its employees and its long-term commitment to Stockport as a key employer.
Stockport chippy is first to make Government’s Skills Pledge A Stockport-based fish and chip shop, Taylor’s Fish and Chips, is the first business in the North West to make the Government’s Skills Pledge, a commitment to support its employees to develop basic skills, including numeracy and literacy, and work towards relevant, valuable qualifications to at least Level 2 (the equivalent of five GCSEs at A - C grade).
Taylor’s Fish and Chips, a family-run business established in 1967, met with ministers and some of the UK’s largest private sector employers in central London on 14 June, at an event to launch the Skills Pledge.
