Benefits of training and development

BENEFITS OF TRAINING It starts from day one, and becomes successive as your

employees grow.

Training motivates them to improve and builds self-confidence.

Learning and upgrading employee skills makes business sense. Granted, it may take some time to see a return on your investment, but the long-term gains associated with employee training make a difference.

The short-term expense of a training program ensures you keep qualified and productive workers who will help your company succeed. That’s an investment you can take to the bank. 

In the development of human resources the training and development functions are combined together for developing skills as well as basic aptitudes, leading to continued personal growth.

Training and development includes training of employees to perform their jobs, and the retaining of the employees as their job requirements change.

Encouraging the development and growth of more effective employee is another facet.

IN SCARCITY OF TRAINING 

What if you fail to provide skills training for your employees? What will happen to your tourism/hospitality business?One recent survey discovered a startling statistic. Roughly 40 per cent of employees who receive no or poor job training leave their positions within the first year. They cite the lack of skills training and development as the number one reason to move on. No way to learn, no reason to stay. It’s that simple.

Important benefits of training and developmentAs any successful tourism operator will tell you, effective

and appropriate employee training is worth the investment—many times over.

Research shows that a proper staff training program can increase productivity and

Employee feedback. reduce absentiesm. Improve customer service. lower the number of complaints. Add sales and decrease the need for supervision. It can also boost personal confidence and job satisfaction

because employees feel valued, appreciated and committed to your business.

Some more benifitsWithout training, frontline employees leave.

Consider the cost of turnover. With one less worker, your company’s productivity slips and sales decline.

Your current staff members are required to work more hours. Morale may suffer. To find a replacement, you spend time screening and interviewing applicants. Once you hire someone, you need to train that person. When totalled, the cost of staff turnover and the downtime to find a new employee adds up. Figures vary, but it costs a minimum of  $1000 to $2500 (depending on the position) to replace a frontline employee. A hefty price to pay for not training staff.

employee training and development is vital to your business success. It increases your bottom line—and reduces staff turnover.

So for achieving these benefits from where do you startSo where do you start? To develop an effective training

program, follow these steps:

Begin with a new employee orientation that outlines expectations

Train your staff members according to their job descriptions

Find out what the employees don’t know, and train to fill those particular gaps in their experience. This saves time and money, and shows you value the specific background of each employee

From there, build skills that exceed the job description:

What is the conclusion?SO TRAINING IS MUST AND BENIFICIAL