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Fact: Training pays. Invest in your employees and that investment comes right back to you.
In one survey, 85 percent of workers indicated that employer-provided training increased their own
workplace loyalty. The same survey showed that workers who trained just one hour per week saved
1.8 hours per weekor 83.7 hours per yearthrough productivity gains.1
So if the return on training is so high, why did nearly one-third of IT staffers in 2014 report they
didn't receive workplace training?2
More often than not, its a matter of time and how workplaces find the way to make more of it for
training. In a survey of 300 enterprises, 69% said the lack of time to set aside hours for training was
the biggest challenging preventing their teams from staying relevant.3
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Sources
1 2016 Pluralsight Report
2 Information Week IT Salary Survey 2014
3 Pluralsight BAO 2015 survey of 300 enterprises
4 US census bureau
5 http://officeteam.rhi.mediaroom.com/lunchbreaks
6 A European Comparison of Cleaning Dishes by Hand, Rainer STAMMINGER, Ricarda BADURA, Gereon
BROIL, Susanne DRR, Anja ELSCHENBROICH University of Bonn, Germany. 2004
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7 http://www.shape.com/blogs/shape-your-life/do-you-exercise-more-average-american