Lack of Career Progression, Upskilling and Flexibility in the Workplace Putting Australian Businesses Behind the Rest of the World, New Report Shows
The fourth annual global workforce report from Kelly, titled Building a Resilient Workforce in the Age of AI , has revealed Australian businesses have the lowest capability and resilience score out of 13 countries surveyed.
- The fourth annual global workforce report from Kelly, titled Building a Resilient Workforce in the Age of AI , has revealed Australian businesses have the lowest capability and resilience score out of 13 countries surveyed.
- “These findings are eye opening,” Pete Hamilton , vice president and managing director, APAC, at KellyOCG, said.
- Despite the ongoing skills shortage Australian workers say their top frustrations are a lack of skills development opportunities (32%) and lack of a career progression (32%).
- The report also found that diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts are failing, with underrepresented workers quitting as a result.