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Your Checklist For Upskilling and Retraining Employees

Your Checklist For Upskilling and Retraining Employees

Workplaces across the Philippines have changed, with technology allowing us to cope and survive in the “new normal” that we live in today. 

However, modernization will continue, and it could put some roles or functions in danger of being obsolete later on. Reskilling and upskilling could be keys to being prepared for the future workplace. 

Where to begin? In this article, we share a checklist with everything you need to know to upskill your employees. 

Why upskill? 

Filipinos across all age groups and education levels expressed their willingness to retrain and upskill, according to the Decoding Global Talent Report by Jobstreet, Boston Consulting Group, and The Network. In the telecommunications industry, for instance, 78% of workers shared that they are willing to retrain for a different job role. The respondents in this industry are the most concerned about their jobs being at risk because of automation.

This willingness to retrain goes across all industries though, and most of the respondents said that they are motivated by the desire to stay competitive.

With the motivation already present, your company's role is to nurture and cultivate it. Read on to see how you can build an environment and infrastructure that embraces this:

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Download the checklist here.

Change is inevitable, and it arrives faster because of unexpected challenges like the global pandemic. Creating a culture for learning is one way to ensure that your company stays competitive no matter what challenges the future might bring, since it helps keep employees motivated to constantly improve. It can also be a foundation you can build on that new talents could find attractive.  

Of course, you can also find more inspirations to attract talents through JobStreet’s Laws of Attraction. Meanwhile, you can learn more about how the Philippine workforce is changing in the Decoding Global Talent Report, which you can download here.

Finally, find the right talents for the #JobsThatMatter to you by using JobStreet's Talent Search.

At JobStreet, we believe in bringing you #JobsThatMatter. As a Career Partner, we are committed to helping all jobseekers find passion and purpose in every career choice. And as the number 1 Talent Partner in Asia, we connect employers with the right candidates who truly make a positive and lasting impact on the organisation. 

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