Develop and Promote Global Undertanding of Labor Markets
Develop and Promote Global Undertanding of Labor Markets
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On the contrary, some believe that globalization only creates clash within
a province. With jobs being scarce in more developed countries because of the
crisis, jobs being filled by immigrants could have a negative effect on the people
of a country and with most immigrants moving to a region with a higher labor
market and better chance of earning a better wage for their families, in turn
these countries are homes for most of the migrants in the world.
With the good intentions of this global labor market idea of globalization,
I believe with a checks and balance type of system we could make it work.
The more skilled an individual is, the more care will be expected. Every
Profession will have some specific practices and standards that they value. A
degree of responsibility and expectation comes with being knowledgeable. A
member of any profession must, within their practice, agree to be governed by
a code of ethics, uphold high standards of performance and competence,
behave with integrity and morality, and be altruistic within the promotion of
the public good Caring, competent, committed professionals collaborate to
make quality outcomes and positive influence. Furthermore, these
commitments form the idea of an understanding, or social contract, that leads
to professions, and their members, being accountable to service users and to
society.
Avoids harmful actions by embodying high ethical standards and by
clearly articulating and widely disseminating your business policies and
guidelines. Guarantees equitable services for all constituencies that's
commensurate with association standards and principles. When resolving
differences and addressing concerns. by nurturing sustainable relationships
that are respectful and transcend transactions.
Achieving success in your career requires ongoing training and
education, which is where professional development comes into play.
Also known as continuing education and professional learning,
professional development is designed to teach workers the skills
needed to succeed in their respective line of work. Professional
learning is more than just training, however, and it's important for
employers and employees alike to familiarize themselves with the
nuances between these two terms.
Professional development refers to all training, certification and
education that a worker needs to succeed in his or her career. It's no
secret that different jobs require different skills. Even if a worker
currently has the necessary skills, he or she may need additional
skills in the future. Through professional development, workers can
learn these skills to become better, more efficient workers.
An average company loses their staff, and one method to slow this is to
provide adequate learning and development opportunities. Losing employees
comes with a big price tag. Employees take their knowledge and productivity
with them when they leave, while the company gets stuck with new hiring costs
and low morale. When you provide employees with learning opportunities, they
see that you are willing to invest in their success. This is especially true of
Generation Y who find opportunities to learn and grow extremely important. In
turn, they feel like a valued part of the company, and more empowered to do
their jobs. And employees that feel valued and empowered stick around.
The time that your employee spends training is time that they spend
away from their job. It might not be possible to support a large amount of non-
work hours for your employee. However, we would argue that while training
takes time in the short run (time away from work), it will save you time in the
long run. For instance, after they complete their training they will not need to
ask others for help and are less likely to make costly mistakes. Online learning
can also help cut down on training time.
We have all heard the saying “practice makes perfect”. But, what
happens when you start to practice bad habits? Creating high quality training
materials, and finding quality instructors, is time intensive and challenging. It
might be tempting to bypass quality in favor of simplicity. But it can quickly
backfire if the training passes on bad habits and incorrect knowledge to your
employees.
From the point of view of the individual employee, there are three main
aims of training: Improve the individual's level of awareness. Increase an
individual's skill in one or more areas of expertise. Increase an individual's
motivation to perform their job well.