The second National Sustainability Conference (NSC) in Singapore took
place from 29 to 30 July this year. Entitled "Environmental Up-Skilling
and the Green Collar Economy", the conference was co-organised by the
Office of Environmental Sustainability (OES), NUS and the Workplace
Research Centre, University of Sydney. It brought together policymakers,
academics and members of the industry to explore key themes such as
sustainable strategies to be pursued for Singapore and the Asia-Pacific,
and the attendant implications that these strategies have on businesses
in the environmental economy in terms of operations, management and
hiring principles.
Nicholas Wyman, Chief Executive of WPC Group and Greenskills
presented on how Green Apprenticeships integrate with Workforce
Development. He covered how ?understanding the drivers and motivators of
the next generation of employees and harnessing their interest in a
sustainable economy is driving change through organizations.
Critical
to an organisations success will be the ability to align the workforce
to current and future service demands. Through the unique mentored
apprenticeship model, employers can harness this engagement toward
productivity.
Further information regarding the National Sustainability Conference 2010 is available to download.






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