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NCVER Report – Upskilling and reskilling: the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on employers and their training choices

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Reasonable adjustments require considering diverse learning needs and adapting the environment to support all students.


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NCVER’s latest research examines how Australian employers have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and their future workforce training plans.
To survive financially during the pandemic, many businesses had to adjust and digitise their operations, as well as shift quickly to remote working arrangements.
As restrictions started easing in 2020, businesses were faced with changing working environments. This resulted in new staff training demands, particularly on how to operate safely in the prevailing COVID-19 business conditions, and in health and safety and infection control. Digital skills also emerged as a key training need.
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