Benchmarks for International HR - Kienbaum
Benchmarks for International HR - Kienbaum
Benchmarks for International HR - Kienbaum
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3.5 Learning Management<br />
Training of employee groups by cluster (days per year)*<br />
Anglo<br />
Eastern Europe<br />
Germanic Europe<br />
Latin Europe<br />
Nordic Europe<br />
Days per year training <strong>for</strong> manual<br />
Days per year training <strong>for</strong> clerical<br />
Days per year training <strong>for</strong> professional<br />
Days per year training <strong>for</strong> management<br />
* Excluding Confucian Asia<br />
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Above all, the differences in the days per year spent on training<br />
are the highest in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. Professionals<br />
in these countries spend twice the number of days on training than<br />
managers (14 days and 7 days respectively). The other clusters<br />
show more evenly distributed results, although managers and<br />
professionals in particular again seem to receive the most intensive<br />
training.<br />
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