英文摘要 |
This research is aimed to probe into how companies can strengthen their human resources training mechanisms. In comparison to the past, companies' human resources training has to shoulder more responsibilities, and their roles have shifted from passive participation to active involvement in planning and implementing training programs. The government must reduce direct subsidies now offered to large companies for training purposes. Instead, resources must be diverted towards basic development of education and training, such as establishing professional capability standards, designing of training programs, development of training performance evaluation indicators, and assisting small and medium businesses ill-equipped to handle employee education and training. In addition, the government should strengthen businesses' participation in human resources training policy measures, including providing sufficient participation opportunities, inducing more participation willingness, and empowering participation abilities. |