Learning and development
The learning and
development strategy represents the approach taken by the organization to
ensure in present and future, Learning and development activities help people
to achieve their goals by developing skills and abilities of individuals and
groups. Strategic human resource development defined by Walton (1999) Strategic
human resources development engage introducing, eliminating, modifying,
directing and Guiding processes the current and future tasks that the
organization requires with the skills, knowledge and capabilities required of
each and every team.
Amstrong (2009) discuss
the feature of learning and development strategy. Learning and development
strategy designed to support the achievement of business objectives by promoting
human capital is required. But it must be led by the people. That is, the needs
and aspirations of people for growth and development. Learning and development
strategy is basically philosophy, and that goal is to implement the vision. It
is primarily a matter of producing a learning culture that stimulates learning,
and initiates planning and implementation of basic educational activities and
programs.
Reynolds (2004)
describes learning culture is where high management, line managers and
employees usually learn the essential organizational process they need, and
they continue. The culture of learning as the 'growth medium' has the following
characteristics to promote positive behavioral patterns, including 'learning',
including positive attitudes: supervising power, self-managed learning,
long-term capacity building, not a short-term. Further he suggests in order to
create a learning culture, It is necessary to develop the institutional habits
that have a dedicated commitment among the employees, providing opportunities for
employees to act on their commitment and Practical
Support for learning.
It has highlighted in the
Nestle website (2016) important of learning and development.Training and mentoring bring to our culture the business
performance and your own interaction. We provide vocational training
through a strong training network of both internal and external coaches.
Training and learning hours in 2016 were typically up to 38.8 hours. This
is an investment of about $ 397 per employee. It includes both internal and
external learning and development. We’re
only able to hit our targets because you hit yours.
It has stated in KPMG
(2018) company success lies in
the core competencies, knowledge and skills of employees. KPMG committed to
building a continuing learning culture. Employee will receive a personal
development plan prepared in accordance with employee’s personal needs and an
aspiration from the moment employee is with company.
KPMG
Business School offers access to the latest technical, business and leadership
skill development.
Reference
Amstrong ,M(2009) Armstrong’s Handbook of Human
Resource Management Practice ,Kogan Page 11th ed.,UK
KPMG (2018) Development is vital to our people’s success – and ours. Available at: https://home.kpmg.com/xx/en/home/careers/life-at-kpmg/learning-and-development.html (Accessed: 16 June 2018).
Nestle (2016) People development & performance. Available at: https://www.nestle.com/jobs/working-at-nestle/people-development-performance (Accessed: 16 June 2018).
Reynolds, J (2004) Helping People Learn, CIPD,
London
Walton, J (1999) Strategic Human Resource
Development, Financial Times/Prentice Hall, Harlow
Bibliography
An interview with David Garvin and Amy Edmondson,
Professors, Harvard Business School. Available at:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUP4WcfNyAA (Accessed 3 June 2018).
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