There will be a Parents' Academy to train the co-ordinators - and to reflect the racial diversity of the city's classrooms, more than two-thirds of the recruits are black, Asian or Hispanic.

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After quitting my finance job in Dallas, I moved to Crested Butte, CO. for three months to train at an altitude of 10, 000 feet.

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Integration is often dismissed as a buzz word, meaning little more than the co-ordination of bus, tube and train time-tables.

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Its scheme, which also suggests greater use of park-and-ride schemes, and better co-ordination of bus, cycle and train routes, is a response to Cardiff council's own local development plan.

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Yet it is precisely the fact that soldiers who were fighting one another not long ago now train together, or that firemen co-operate on a routine basis or that everyone from vets to central bankers meets with almost dreary regularity which constitutes the good news.

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We should also expect employers to work with schools, to be involved in co-op programs and support students pursuing the needed courses, and to train and develop current employees for skills that are emerging.

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In trying to make their owners richer, company managers often find that it helps to train their employees, invest in their suppliers and do lots of other co-operative things.

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Other co-sponsors of the resolution include Spain, which was the target of a deadly commuter train bombing on March 11, the United States, Britain, France, Germany and Romania.

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Westinghouse Electric Co. has invested "tens of millions" of dollars in a corporate university designed to train new and current employees, says Jim Ice, director of talent management.

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