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OECD's public-employment chapter describes learning culture as an everyday organisational practice. Responsibility extends across employees, managers, teams and structures. It discusses leadership modelling, informal and social learning, recognition of learning effort and opportunities to learn through ordinary work.
OECD · 2023-05
OECD chapter's learning-culture, leadership and recognition sections checked on 7 October 2026; underlying studies not individually reviewed.
What the source shows
OECD's public-employment chapter describes learning culture as an everyday organisational practice. Responsibility extends across employees, managers, teams and structures. It discusses leadership modelling, informal and social learning, recognition of learning effort and opportunities to learn through ordinary work. Source: OECD, 2023-05
What the material does not establish
This is a synthesis about public administration, not a causal test of an AI course or an automatic performance-rating formula. The relevant chapter sections were read; cited studies were not individually audited. An organisation must translate the principles into its own roles and expectations. Source: OECD, 2023-05
For HR, AI + JJ
AI + JJ, application: Compare the praise given to a colleague who helps others with the time and review criteria that actually support that contribution. What would make Job 4 a recognised part of the role? Source: OECD, 2023-05