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Employee Training & Development
Raymond Noe, Colin Winkler

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ISBN13: 9780070144699
ISBN10: 0070144699
Division: Higher Education
Pub Date: MAY-09,
Publish Status: In Print
Edition: 1
Price: A$ 104.95 / NZ$ 115(Incl. GST)


Description

This local adaptation of the highly-regarded text by Raymond Noe addresses some of the key changes that have occurred in Australia and New Zealand during the first decade of the twenty-first century. These changes have either caused, catalysed, or coincided with some significant modifications in the patterns of training and development in both the private and public sectors.

Not all of these changes are necessarily unique to the region, so while the primary focus is on Australia and New Zealand, the reader is able to step outside the regional context to be exposed to discussions of current training and development issues and practices in different cultures and environments.

Key issues covered include:
  • how increased competitiveness has prompted improvements in attracting and retaining talented people
  • how progressive changes in technology have necessitated retraining
  • how workforce diversification has placed pressure on organisations to train or retrain women, minorities, the ageing workforce, and people with disabilities

    Structurally, the book draws on established approaches as well as contemporary developments in the methodology of training and development and in particular reflects the profound influence of technology on training practice; including web-based training and e-learning.
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