As we emerge from the uncertainty of last year, we indisputably find that the future of work has arrived. We see organizations easing out of crisis mode and getting back to long-term planning, and many are keen to keep a hybrid or complete remote workforce in play. Not only is the landscape of work changing, but the labor market is becoming increasingly competitive. According to the US Labour Dept, almost 4.3 million Americans quit their jobs in August 2021 alone. Employees everywhere are now asking themselves, why do I choose to work where I work?
The future of work will begin to take shape this year. As organizations launch new hybrid work models, and learners continue to vocalize what they need from their employers, it will be up to HR departments and business leaders to re-think how they meet the learning and career development requirements of their employees.