Australian firms to prioritise staff upskilling & office upgrades in 2025
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Why Upskilling and Reskilling Are 2025’s Top Priorities
If you’re looking to stay competitive in 2025, it’s no longer enough to simply rely on your degree or past experience. Employers are shifting expectations fast, and so is the job market. Jobs that were in high demand a few years ago are now being replaced by roles requiring new skills. Whether you’re working in tech, healthcare, education, or customer service, upskilling and reskilling have become non-negotiable if you want to stay employed and …
Talent in Transition: Research Reveals the Need to Reskill - ELMO Software
10 July 2025 – As artificial intelligence (AI) and automation continue to reshape the world of work, Australian organisations are being urged to treat skills development as a strategic imperative, not just a nice-to-have employee benefit. Findings from ELMO Software’s latest Employee Sentiment Index reveal 44% of employees rank professional development as a top workplace priority, ahead of health insurance (42%) and additional leave (37%). At th…
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