...Julia Milner; Grace McCarthy; Trenton Milner Purpose The demand for leaders to coach their employees is increasing as the benefits become more and more evident. However, little is known about the training managers have received in coaching or what support is available/required from...

... industry in the context of Queensland Australia. Workplace training Construction industry Skills training Self-managed learning Training management Employees’ performance is the key success factor for any construction company. Construction companies having competent human resources are more...

... and development programmes that are conceived and implemented within the telecommunication sector in Palestine? Dr Anton Robert Sabella can be contacted at: asabella@birzeit.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Human resource management Management development Training management...

...' understanding of the material learned and by motivating action through direct encouragement and the examples given by other trainees (Baldwin and Ford, 1988 ; Tannenbaum and Yukl, 1992). Training Management development Training management Billions of dollars are spent annually by organisations...

... ], in their survey of trainers in the chemical industry, identify the “maintainer” who provides services primarily for maintenance purposes within the organization; the “passive provider” who responds to demands made on him; the “training manager” who is likely to be preoccupied with the establishment of training...

... attitudes Management development Qualifications Training management One of the key questions in the vocational education and training literature of the last decade or so has been how to improve managerial effectiveness[ 1 ]. One major response to concern about the quality of British management has...