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New Year, New HR Trends for Brokers to Know

Extensis

Investing in career development In 2024, clients must have a genuine interest in their staff’s career development to maintain their talented workforces. Additionally, it’s estimated that by 2027, 50% of skill sets for jobs will have changed , highlighting the need to prioritize continuous learning.

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Your Next Employee May Be Your Current Employee: How LinkedIn Can Boost Your Internal Hiring

Linkedin Talent Blog

To help, we’re making it easier for talent leaders to foster a culture of internal hiring and career development by launching new features across the LinkedIn hiring and learning products they already use. By 2027, this number is expected to double. What skills need a boost? What skills are their greatest strengths?

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What Is Continuous Learning and How Do You Build a Culture That Embraces It?

Linkedin Talent Blog

Why is continuous learning important for professional development? The latest Future of Jobs Report from the World Economic Forum found that “two-fifths of the core skills workers have today will be disrupted by technological change by 2027,” and that “half of all workers’ core skills will need to be updated every five years.”

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New Year, New HR Trends for Brokers to Know

Extensis

Investing in career development In 2024, clients must have a genuine interest in their staff’s career development to maintain their talented workforces. Additionally, it’s estimated that by 2027, 50% of skill sets for jobs will have changed , highlighting the need to prioritize continuous learning.

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Career Growth: What It Means and Why Companies Should Invest in It

Linkedin Talent Blog

Skill sets for jobs have changed by around 25% since 2015 and this number is expected to double by 2027. Nine in 10 executives and managers say their organizations already face skill gaps or expect them to develop within the next five years. Companies that facilitate career development are 2.6x Closing skill gaps.

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What Is a Skills Taxonomy and Why Do You Need It?

Linkedin Talent Blog

By 2027, that number is expected to double. To solve this problem, employers need to take two steps: Do a better job of identifying the skills required to do the jobs they’re hiring for Make sure the people they hire have those skills The most effective way to accomplish both is to develop a skills taxonomy for each role in your organization.

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How Upskilling Is a Win for Both Employees and Their Companies

Linkedin Talent Blog

Close the skills gap Skill sets for jobs have changed by around 25% since 2015 and this number is expected to double by 2027. In that case, you may introduce microlearning so your employees can develop their skill sets in smaller windows of time. A robust upskilling program offers many benefits to your organization as well.