4 ways to upskill your workforce by activating awareness

Editor’s note

Dear readers,

As organisations face record-topping vacancy numbers, HR leaders need to find new ways for employees to upskill. Activating awareness is a proven method of learning that offers employees and HR departments the tools for success.

In her recent article, Dr. Tanya Boyd outlines 4 ways to activate awareness and offers suggestions for HR leaders to help accelerate necessary upskilling.

Check it out below!

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All the best,

Elizabeth Roscoe – Senior Content Editor, HRD Connect

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