I am using the economic cost concept of opportunity costs. A basic skills deficient worker may be paid $8.001 an hour and be productive enough to produce $8.50 worth of product per hour. However, a trained employee or a younger employee may be willing to work for $8.00 an hour and be able to produce $10.00 worth of product. The opportunity cost of not training the worker would be $1.50 per hour even though the firm would not be losing money on the worker
Literacy for participation in the economy has been promoted through legislation providing for adult ...
Behavioral Economics and Workforce DevelopmentThere is mutual benefit for employers and workers when...
This paper outlines the scale of the adult literacy and numeracy issue in New Zealand and describes ...
I am using the economic cost concept of opportunity costs. A basic skills deficient worker may be pa...
Many individuals are grappling with the issue of whether to provide workers with training that upgra...
This paper focuses on one of the potential benefits to improving the Nation\u27s literacy the econom...
This paper was partially sponsored by a grant from the State Literacy Resource Center, Central Michi...
The purpose of this paper is to draw together the results of an ongoing research program into workpl...
Findings from an evaluation of a workplace literacy program funded by the State of Indiana are prese...
This research paper analyses in-depth case studies, the costs and benefits for employers from appren...
Despite evidence that workplace literacy programs can be effective at improving the lives of workers...
The intent of this paper is fourfold: (a) to document chronologically the history of corporate train...
In September 2012 the Australian Industry Group (Ai Group) contracted the Australian Council for Edu...
While investments in human capital at young age are most profitable, training investments at workpla...
This paper analyzes the interaction between firms ’ investment in general skills training and worker...
Literacy for participation in the economy has been promoted through legislation providing for adult ...
Behavioral Economics and Workforce DevelopmentThere is mutual benefit for employers and workers when...
This paper outlines the scale of the adult literacy and numeracy issue in New Zealand and describes ...
I am using the economic cost concept of opportunity costs. A basic skills deficient worker may be pa...
Many individuals are grappling with the issue of whether to provide workers with training that upgra...
This paper focuses on one of the potential benefits to improving the Nation\u27s literacy the econom...
This paper was partially sponsored by a grant from the State Literacy Resource Center, Central Michi...
The purpose of this paper is to draw together the results of an ongoing research program into workpl...
Findings from an evaluation of a workplace literacy program funded by the State of Indiana are prese...
This research paper analyses in-depth case studies, the costs and benefits for employers from appren...
Despite evidence that workplace literacy programs can be effective at improving the lives of workers...
The intent of this paper is fourfold: (a) to document chronologically the history of corporate train...
In September 2012 the Australian Industry Group (Ai Group) contracted the Australian Council for Edu...
While investments in human capital at young age are most profitable, training investments at workpla...
This paper analyzes the interaction between firms ’ investment in general skills training and worker...
Literacy for participation in the economy has been promoted through legislation providing for adult ...
Behavioral Economics and Workforce DevelopmentThere is mutual benefit for employers and workers when...
This paper outlines the scale of the adult literacy and numeracy issue in New Zealand and describes ...