Hidden HR criteria for approving or denying employee training

Analysis reveals HR departments base training decisions less on career projects than four implicit criteria: retention potential, immediate cost-benefit, strategic alignment, and behavioral profile.

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This discretionary practice hampers employee upskilling access and creates career development inequality.

Transparency in selection criteria remains a major HR governance issue in France.

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