Being Work Ready: a guide to what employers want

18 May 2016

Today many employers are looking for potential employees to have more than a qualification – they want them to be ‘work ready’.

The Business Council developed Being Work Ready: A Guide to What Employers Want to assist senior high school students and people helping them (family, teachers and career counsellors), to better understand what ‘work readiness’ means from a business perspective.

The guide (download below) outlines the minimum expectations a business has of someone’s work readiness when they apply for a job. These expectations are classified as values, behaviours and skills.  

It also summarises the views of business about the responsibilities different groups – business, education system, family, government or individuals – have for developing work readiness.

 

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Being Work Ready: A Guide to What Employers Want

What 'work ready' means to business

Who is Responsible for Ensuring People are Work Ready?

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