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New Report Explores The Work Of The Future

The Horizons Tracker

This body of research has recently been pulled together into a comprehensive report that examines the work of the future. The report begins by rebuffing many of the scare stories about work being automated away, and reminds us that roughly 63% of the jobs performed today didn’t exist a generation ago. Gradual change.

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Wellbeing at Work

Leading Blog

In Wellbeing at Work , Jim Clifton and Jim Harter report that beginning in the late 1950s, Gallup sought to discover and quantify the difference between the best possible life and the worst possible life. If you follow this blog, it is obvious to you that this impacts relationship, creativity and innovation, energy, and trust.

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Research Explores The Career Pathways Women Take In Software Development

The Horizons Tracker

In the academic year 2021/2022 in Spain, a report from the Ministry of Education revealed that there were very few women studying Computer Engineering. The researchers believe that by highlighting these findings, we can promote fairness, diversity, and innovation in universities. Only 14.1% of the students in this program were women.

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Workers Willing To Forgo Salary To Work Remotely

The Horizons Tracker

It’s also a timely reminder that managers shouldn’t be looking to employ blanket policies to their entire team, but instead look for ways to ensure everyone has a way of working that works for them and their colleagues. Despite the differences, the researchers believe that remote working is something that is here to stay.

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Skills Innovations For An Ever Changing World

The Horizons Tracker

Countries around the world are faced with considerable skills, productivity and social inclusion challenges that require novel and innovative approaches to skills development. “Skills improvements complement other key building blocks of an innovative and inclusive economy,” the authors explain. Reinvention.

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New Report Explores The Global State Of Adult Education

The Horizons Tracker

Labour wanted to create a ‘National Education Service’ to provide cradle to grave support, while the Liberal Democrats pledged to create a learning fund of around £3,000 that people can tap into three times during their working lives to help them learn new skills or retrain for a new career. ” Encouraging lifelong learning.

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Preview Thursday: Help Them Grow or Watch Them Go

Lead Change Blog

In survey after survey, year after year, employees express their dissatisfaction with how they are being supported in their careers. At the same time, managers across industries, regions, and levels uniformly report a moderate to severe lack of competence, comfort, and confidence in themselves in regards to this critical job expectation.