Uncertainty about future skills is emerging as the next workforce risk, says WTW
WTW published its latest EX Intelligent report arguing that uncertainty about future skills is emerging as the next major workforce risk for employers. Key findings include a drop in employees saying their manager helps develop their abilities, from 84% to 78% over four years, and only about 30% of organizations having processes to identify and track workforce skills. On AI, 45% of employees say it is already important to their daily job and another 22% expect it to fundamentally change their work.
Key figures
- Survey employers
- 549
- Orgs with skills processes
- about 30%
- Employee survey respondents
- 7000
- Survey employees represented
- 5.6 million
- Employees say ai important now
- 45%
- Employees say ai will change work
- 22%
- Manager development support shift
- 84% to 78% over four years
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