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On-the-job Training Makes Overskilled Workers Stay w/ Sholeh Maani: October 2, 2023

On-the-job Training Makes Overskilled Workers Stay w/ Sholeh Maani: October 2, 2023

On-the-job Training Makes Overskilled Workers Stay w/ Sholeh Maani: October 2, 2023 On-the-job Training Makes Overskilled Workers Stay w/ Sholeh Maani: October 2, 2023, 15.31 MB
Monday, October 2, 2023

While many people might think otherwise, a recent study from the University of Auckland has found that providing on-the-job training is beneficial for both employers and employees, as employees are more likely to find greater job satisfaction and are therefore less likely to quit their jobs.

The study also found that over educated, over qualified and over skilled workers are more likely to stay at their jobs if they have higher job satisfaction. Rosetta spoke to Professor of Economics at the University of Auckland Sholeh Maani, co-author of the study, about the research and what this means for over qualified workers in Aotearoa.