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Concept

reskilling

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27

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About

Reskilling is the systematic process by which individuals or workforces acquire new and distinct skill sets to facilitate occupational transition or significant adaptation to evolving job roles. As a research concept, it investigates the strategies, mechanisms, and outcomes associated with this acquisition and transition, particularly in response to technological change, economic shifts, or organizational restructuring. Key characteristics include the focus on developing capabilities outside an existing skill domain to enable lateral or cross-functional mobility. Its significance lies in promoting workforce adaptability, enhancing organizational capability, and addressing skill gaps within dynamic labor markets.

Top Authors

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LL

Old Dominion University

AM

Northeastern University

DS

American Enterprise Institute

JB

Federal Reserve Bank of Boston

MD

Waterford Institute of Technology

Top Institutions

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Old Dominion University

Norfolk, United States

Federal Reserve Bank of Boston

Boston, United States