As HR professionals are well aware, hiring and training new employees is often more costly than upskilling current ones.
A 2020 U.S. Bureau of Labor report shows that employee turnover costs corporations $1 trillion every year. What’s more, a recent Gallup Poll concluded that 87% of millennials see professional development opportunities as a deciding factor when choosing to join or stay with a company. As these statistics indicate, a training program can be a solid, long-term investment for businesses, particularly when the trainings are managed effectively.
This article will look at several factors that influence company training costs as well as provide some useful tips on how companies can reduce their upskilling budgets.
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