reports domain-b.com. David Smith of Accenture Talent & Organization warns that in a time of skills shortage, employers shouldn't assume that workers have the resources or the knowledge to upskill on their own.
Smith explained, "Our study shows that workers are prepared to improve and expand their skills, but they're not receiving sufficient support to develop those skills. In addition to investing in training, employers will have to become more transparent about their talent requirements and more creative about leveraging the skills they already have within their organizations."
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Smith explained, "Our study shows that workers are prepared to improve and expand their skills, but they're not receiving sufficient support to develop those skills. In addition to investing in training, employers will have to become more transparent about their talent requirements and more creative about leveraging the skills they already have within their organizations."
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US Workers Expect to Pay for Their Own Upskilling

Joanna Gaskell - Education Editor | November 21, 2011 | 5:53 pm Education 

A study on training in the United States finds that a majority of US workers believe that it is their own responsibility to update their skills, reports domain-b.com. David Smith of Accenture Talent & Organization warns that in a time of skills shortage, employers shouldn’t assume that workers have the resources or the knowledge to upskill on their own.

Smith explained, “Our study shows that workers are prepared to improve and expand their skills, but they’re not receiving sufficient support to develop those skills. In addition to investing in training, employers will have to become more transparent about their talent requirements and more creative about leveraging the skills they already have within their organizations.”

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