Social support and access to training can also play a significant role into the level of commitment that is established. Employees are likely to place greater value on training programs that are highly respected by colleagues, supervisors, and managers. Organizations that is able to create an environment where training is supported and valued by employees will be able to achieve greater commitment outcomes (Bartlett, 2001). Mubashar Farooq (MS Scholar, Iqra University Islamabad) said that Training actually the ability of working in any sort of employee even non professional and it build up the abilities to get to the professional level. Taking training and feedback together or separately they both are very important and have a very important role to achieve the organizational goals and targets. In one of this study of ( Mohsin Nadeem 2007) he said point to the fact that equally important with the actual quality and “frequency” of the training programs offered to employees, is the perceived effectiveness of the training programs. Training perceived by the employees to be effective, will likely have a positive impact on job satisfaction, commitment and motivation. In (2008 Apospori) deduced that there is a considerable impact of training on organizational performance. Training and development increase the employee performance like the researcher said in his research that training & development is an important activity to increase the performance of health sector organization (Iftikhar Ahmad and Siraj-ud-din, 2009). The hard approach assumed the employees in the organizations as mere resources to achieve the objectives of the organization, where as the soft approach viewed the employees more as valued assets capable of development (Tyson and Fell 1986). Despite focusing on efficiency and cost control the spending on training should increase