Making the case for Training |
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People often ask
"What happens if I train my workers and they just leave to join another company?"
When Frank Pignatelli CBE, chief executive of learndirect scotland, was challenged with the question at a meeting of small business owners he responded:
"What if you don't train them and they stay?"
Which tells its own story - that firms lacking in staff training are not likely to do well in a competitive market.
nullThe business case for investing in the development of people is compelling. Research shows that training your employees can bring your business an increase in productivity, profits, motivation and higher customer satisfaction. It can help build your competitive advantage and equip your employees with the skills that your business needs. Training Needs Analysis can help you identify which areas you and your staff need to target the most. Follow this link for more information. The Business Gateway website has comprehensive information on training and motivating your workforce. It covers topics including:
When choosing training courses for your employees, it is a good idea to bear in mind that people learn in different ways. Training will be more effective if it meets employees' individual needs as well as your business needs. Here are some questions that you should get your employees to consider that can help you decide what sort of training is most suitable:
There are also a number of quality standards that your business could aim for that provide external confirmation that your training processes are of the highest quality. return to top> |
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