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Why talent acquisition teams need to get closer to L&D

HRExecutive

Required hard and soft job skills have evolved tremendously over the past few years and are projected to change by 51% globally between 2016 and 2030, says Stephanie Conway, senior director of talent development at LinkedIn.

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The Race to Remain Relevant in a Rapidly Changing Workplace

The Perfect Hire

Central to navigating all these factors is upskilling and career management. For employees and employers alike, upskilling and career development is the only way to stay ahead of the competition and remain relevant. Employers can pinpoint specific areas where employees may be lacking or underdeveloped.

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How to elevate the importance of employee training Four tips to make training a priority in your organization

Visibility Software HR

The most effective way to raise the awareness of the importance of employee T&D is to embrace its measurable return-on-investment. Studies have shown that: Organizations with career development programs demonstrate up to 250% higher productivity. On average, employees receive 7 hours of training each year.

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Learning Stipends 101: Everything Your Company Needs to Know

Degreed

The Majority of Employees Not only do companies love them, but workers love learning stipends too. of the workforce population in 2030 , and they’re all about learning stipends. First, Gen Z and millennial workers value learning and development. Gen Z and millennial workers will make up 74.7% to 20% in just five months.

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Learning and Development: The Ultimate Guide to Getting Started

Linkedin Talent Blog

Early learning is an effective way to set your employees up for success at your company. Close skills gaps and future-proof your organization Skill sets for jobs have changed by 25% since 2015 and this number is expected to grow to 65% by 2030, effectively widening the current skills gap. more likely to exceed their financial targets.