Resources developed through PT WORK Force provide direction on strategies to support hiring, education, professional development, and other elements pivotal in building a robust and thriving talent pipeline and workforce. All resources are available free of charge at PTWORKForce.org.
In 2023, PT WORK Force has helped PT/MC employers with talent growth and development including:
- Understanding the importance of internships, where to find candidates, and the process for developing strategies for successful internships to help attract and retain the next generation of talent with the webinar on “Strategies for Successful Internships,” presented by Norm Clark, Ph.D., Texas A&M University’s Industrial Distribution Program.
- Gaining knowledge on ways to raise awareness of adaptability, resilience, and the importance of building an inclusive and productive work culture during the PTDA 2023 Canadian Conference presentation, “The Power of One: Enabling Change, Strength in Adversity Through Diversity” by acclaimed American-Canadian lawyer, motivational speaker and author Lesra Martin.
- Offering key insights to help employers elevate their compensation and benefits game as well as other talent-focused activities at the PTDA 2023 Industry Summit when Alex Chausovsky, Miller Resource Group, presents “Building an Effective Compensation Strategy to Attract and Retain Top Employees.”
- Original content relevant to the PT/MC industry in the monthly What’s Trending in Recruitment and Retention e-newsletter.
- Reporting on timely information on events, resources, and engaging news relating to hiring and retention via the PTDA Foundation LinkedIn page.
Additionally, the PTDA Foundation recently conducted research to learn “What PT/MC Employers Want.” Results revealed employers need information on compensation and benefits and direction on broadening the talent pool to attract more diverse job candidates to open positions. PT WORK Force® has begun developing resources targeted toward these high-level needs for 2023.
The PTDA Foundation, whose work is funded solely by donations, was founded in 1982 to champion education, outreach and research initiatives relevant to the power transmission/motion control (PT/MC) industry that enhance the knowledge and/or professionalism and productivity for industry stakeholders. The Foundation is a not-for-profit, tax-exempt 501(c)(3) corporation; contributions are tax-deductible to the full amount allowed by law.
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