Abstract
The main objectives of this chapter are:
- to locate the demand for skilled workers within a wider context of heightened competition and fluctuating economic conditions, to explore the changing nature of skill, and to outline key government initiatives in this area;
- to explore the ways in which training and development activities are typically structured, enacted and evaluated using the model of the systematic training cycle, offering a critique of its continued application;
- to assess the extent to which a shift is occurring from training to learning via an exploration of the learning organization, communities of practice, and knowledge management, looking at what the implications might be of such a change in focus for learners and for the training function where it exists;
- to illustrate the relationship that exists between HRM and learning, training, and development activities.
- to locate the demand for skilled workers within a wider context of heightened competition and fluctuating economic conditions, to explore the changing nature of skill, and to outline key government initiatives in this area;
- to explore the ways in which training and development activities are typically structured, enacted and evaluated using the model of the systematic training cycle, offering a critique of its continued application;
- to assess the extent to which a shift is occurring from training to learning via an exploration of the learning organization, communities of practice, and knowledge management, looking at what the implications might be of such a change in focus for learners and for the training function where it exists;
- to illustrate the relationship that exists between HRM and learning, training, and development activities.
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Title of host publication | Human resource management |
| Editors | Sarah Gilmore, Steve Williams |
| Place of Publication | Oxford |
| Publisher | Oxford University Press |
| Pages | 111-131 |
| Edition | 2nd |
| ISBN (Print) | 9780199605484 |
| Publication status | Published - 2013 |
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