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BENEFITS OF TRAINING IN THE FEDERAL CIVIL SERVICE

By admin on June 21, 2019

The benefits of training to Employees are:
• Employees can learn something that will make their job easier or more enjoyable.
• It increases the employees ‘stock value’ within the organization.
• It promotes the Organizations name.
• Employees include it in their resume someday in the future.
• Employees feel needed and appreciable, relevant to the organization, because their Employer is willing.
• To invest time and money into their learning experience.
• It gives Employees the chance to do something different, other than their daily job.
• Employees can be around other employees or peers and build camaraderie (familiarity and sociability).

It benefits the Employer or Organization in a number ways which includes.

• Their employees become more efficient at performing their jobs.
• It builds OrganizatioThe benefits of training to Employees includes the face that employees can learn something that will make their job easier or more enjoyable, increases the employees ‘stock value’ within the organization, promotes the Organizations name, among other benefits. Training is essential in the Federal Civil Service as it helps you become more efficient at performing your job.n morale.
• It projects the Organization as a preferred workplace to external or aspiring candidates.
• It enhances or stimulates employee creativity.
• It keeps the training Department fresh and invigorated.

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