Here are the top 16 best practices in Malaysia announced by Malaysia's HRDF.
- Top Management must display positive role models for training.
- discussed with CEO and key functional heads
- Heads of departments should be actively involved in training.
- Both Gaps agreed with them
- Training is linked to the business plans and continouse improvement.
- Dedicated training personnel to provide customised and targeted training.
- Flexible budgeting approach to training.
- Take advantage of the levy and government financial support
- Develop an Annual training plans
- prioritized training activities based on ROI
- Ensure new recruits complete mandatory training programs before confirmation.
- understand company's performance policy
- Develop a culture of learning i.e training culture and systems
- Employee should know the importance of continous training
- on and off the job training
- Training is linked to performance appraisal and remuneration.
- KPIs used in the above functions
- Develop a Formal job description
- based on best practices and key result areas
- Conduct staff performance appraisals to identify skill gaps
- Identify departmental needs for training
- gaps are departmental needs
- Obtain information from multiple sources: CEOs, HODs, employees, performance appraisal
- Develop core mandatory programmes for the company.
Extracted by Arriffin Mansor 012-2786282
Arriffin Mansor 012-2786282
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