Thursday, January 17, 2008
HR.COM- The Human Resources Portal - Employee Satisfaction with Training
HR.COM- The Human Resources Portal - Employee Satisfaction with Training: "Employee Satisfaction with Training"
This metrics definition is courtesy of Infohrm.
Application
This measure will be most useful for organizations that value upskilling of the workforce and that emphasize employee development as an important part of their employment brand.
Description
A relative measure of employees’ satisfaction with the training function.
Formula Survey Results
Interpretation
Employee Satisfaction with Training represents a survey index or set of questions for employees to determine their satisfaction with the quality and effectiveness of the training function. Such a measure or index may be titled differently, depending on the survey used.
Survey questions may ask employees about satisfaction with particular courses, with particular curriculum areas or delivery types or with the training function as...
This metrics definition is courtesy of Infohrm.
Application
This measure will be most useful for organizations that value upskilling of the workforce and that emphasize employee development as an important part of their employment brand.
Description
A relative measure of employees’ satisfaction with the training function.
Formula Survey Results
Interpretation
Employee Satisfaction with Training represents a survey index or set of questions for employees to determine their satisfaction with the quality and effectiveness of the training function. Such a measure or index may be titled differently, depending on the survey used.
Survey questions may ask employees about satisfaction with particular courses, with particular curriculum areas or delivery types or with the training function as...
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Should a really good employee who has been doing a really good job for several years be disciplined or fired if it is discovered late in the game that the person lied about having a college degree?
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