Key Highlights
- 68% of packaging companies have increased their investment in employee upskilling over the past two years
- 52% of packaging industry employees believe their skills need significant enhancement to meet future demands
- 45% of packaging companies plan to implement digital learning platforms for employee training in the next year
- 71% of packaging firms report skill gaps in automation and robotics
- 60% of packaging industry leaders consider upskilling as essential for competitive advantage
- The global packaging industry is projected to invest $1.2 billion in workforce upskilling by 2025
- 55% of packaging companies have introduced mentorship programs for skill development
- 40% of new packaging industry jobs require advanced digital skills
- 48% of packaging companies report a skills shortage in sustainable packaging practices
- 42% of packaging firms have partnered with educational institutions for upskilling programs
- 65% of packaging companies plan to increase reskilling efforts for existing employees in the next two years
- 33% of packaging industry training is delivered through online courses
- 59% of packaging professionals believe that digital skills will be critical for future roles
As the packaging industry faces rapid technological advances and sustainability demands, a remarkable 68% of companies have ramped up their investment in employee upskilling, highlighting a transformative shift towards digital mastery, automation, and green innovations that are reshaping the future of packaging.
Training, Certification, and Education
- 68% of packaging companies have increased their investment in employee upskilling over the past two years
- 45% of packaging companies plan to implement digital learning platforms for employee training in the next year
- 42% of packaging firms have partnered with educational institutions for upskilling programs
- 33% of packaging industry training is delivered through online courses
- 50% of packaging startups prioritize agility in upskilling programs to adapt quickly to industry changes
- 70% of packaging companies have used virtual reality for training purposes
- 55% of manufacturing and packaging companies have adopted micro-credentialing for skill verification
- 62% of packaging companies plan to focus on cross-functional skills development to improve flexibility
- 35% of companies in the packaging sector use gamification as part of their upskilling programs
- 44% of packaging companies invest in online certification programs for employee development
- 51% of industry workers seek training in sustainability and eco-design principles
- 80% of packaging organizations believe that continuous learning is vital to adapting to rapid technological change
- 49% of packaging industry companies report increased employee engagement after upskilling programs
- 58% of packaging industry employees have taken part in remote learning programs during the past year
- 74% of packaging companies plan to expand their internal training teams
- 61% of packaging firms aim to digitalize their employee training processes by 2025
- 67% of the workforce in the packaging industry values ongoing professional development
- 78% of packaging companies reported that upskilling initiatives have helped reduce turnover rates
- 56% of packaging workers pursue certifications to advance their careers
- 64% of packaging companies offer subscription-based training platforms to keep skills current
- 49% of employees in the packaging industry have received training on the use of IoT devices
- 35% of packaging companies have integrated virtual labs into their training programs
- 69% of industry HR managers identify a need for ongoing digital literacy training
- 55% of packaging companies include cybersecurity training as part of their upskilling initiatives
- 49% of packaging firms utilize online portals for continuous employee learning
Training, Certification, and Education Interpretation
Workforce Development and Skills Gap
- 52% of packaging industry employees believe their skills need significant enhancement to meet future demands
- 71% of packaging firms report skill gaps in automation and robotics
- 60% of packaging industry leaders consider upskilling as essential for competitive advantage
- The global packaging industry is projected to invest $1.2 billion in workforce upskilling by 2025
- 55% of packaging companies have introduced mentorship programs for skill development
- 40% of new packaging industry jobs require advanced digital skills
- 48% of packaging companies report a skills shortage in sustainable packaging practices
- 65% of packaging companies plan to increase reskilling efforts for existing employees in the next two years
- 59% of packaging professionals believe that digital skills will be critical for future roles
- 72% of packaging companies have experienced skill obsolescence in the last five years
- The demand for petrochemical-free and sustainable packaging has increased the need for reskilling by 38%
- 45% of packaging companies see automation and Industry 4.0 as key areas for employee reskilling
- 78% of packaging companies reported difficulty in finding skilled workers with expertise in new packaging technologies
- 47% of packaging company training budgets have increased to incorporate more reskilling initiatives
- 69% of packaging firms say that reskilling has directly contributed to increased productivity
- 53% of the packaging industry workforce is expected to undergo reskilling in the next 3 years
- 37% of packaging companies are integrating AI-driven analytics into their upskilling efforts
- 66% of packaging firms view reskilling as a strategic priority for digital transformation initiatives
- 54% of industry leaders say that aligning upskilling with industry standards is a top challenge
- 43% of packaging companies have developed custom e-learning modules to cater to specific skill gaps
- 74% of respondents state that upskilling enhances innovation within packaging firms
- 63% of modern packaging facilities require staff to be proficient in data analytics
- 75% of packaging industry leaders believe upskilling is crucial to sustainability goals
- 58% of companies are investing in reskilling their workforce in advanced manufacturing techniques
- 47% of the packaging industry’s workforce has undergone cross-training to increase flexibility
- 66% of companies have seen productivity gains after implementing upskilling programs focused on Industry 4.0
- 60% of packaging companies prioritize reskilling in sustainable and biodegradable packaging materials
Workforce Development and Skills Gap Interpretation
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