Training and Development of Employees

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This paper examines who should take responsibility for retraining employees in specific fields. It explains that the first option is for the state to have this responsibility, the second is for employers to have this responsibility, and the third is for employees to have this responsibility. Each of these options has reasons both for and against. These three options are discussed in turn, with reference to both the reasons for and against. Following this discussion, the information is combined to reach a conclusion on who should have responsibility for the training and development of employees.

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"The training and development of employees is necessary for the operation of the State because individuals provide all the goods and services the State requires via work activities. For example, doctors and nurses provide health care services, plumbers and carpenters provide home-building services, and teachers and professors provide educational services. Workers also provide goods via work activities. For example, factory workers manufacture goods, engineers design and allow for structures such as roads and bridges to be created, and a range of professionals are involved in the development and production of all kinds of consumer products from clothing to cars to toothbrushes."

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