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The Race to Remain Relevant in a Rapidly Changing Workplace

The Perfect Hire

This is ushering in an urgent need to close skill gaps and support an agile workforce. 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.

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What Is Internal Mobility and Why Do You Need It?

HR Lineup

This type of mobility allows employees to gain diverse experiences and develop new skills without a change in their hierarchical status. Examples: An employee in marketing moving to a role in product management. Benefits: Enhances the employee’s skill set and knowledge base.

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How Sparkling Ice is cultivating growth among employees, the community

HRExecutive

Since its founding more than 30 years ago, the company has focused heavily on social impact initiatives, with an increasing emphasis on sustainability in recent years, including in its own operations; last year, for instance, it repackaged its products to reduce waste. HRE: What role does development play in retaining talent?

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Learning and Development

Analytics in HR

It expands one’s viewpoint and knowledge base for immediate application, as well as preparation for future endeavors. For example, employee training can include teaching teams about a new product, how to respond to customer inquiries more efficiently, or how to use work equipment safely.