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Building and using skills for a better Australia

28 May 2012, 11:34am

It's well known in our industry that one way enterprises can boost their productivity is by better using their employees’ full range of capabilities.



Skills Australia, the peak body for skills in Australia, has recently published a research report, entitled Better use of skills, better outcomes: A research report on skills utilisation in Australia.

The report highlights organisations that have employed tailor-made initiatives to benefit both their business and their employees. Improved skills utilisation is a very practical way to raise Australia’s economic productivity.

It enables employers to harness and develop their workers’ abilities and talents to gain maximum value.

Download a copy of the report to read more about what businesses are doing to maximise the full range their employees' skills.

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