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How to Manage Millennials vs Baby Boomers in the Workplace

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

The modern job market is a candidate’s market. With a national unemployment rate of 3.9% and more jobs than available talent to fill them, gone are the days when employers ruled the market with the ability to cherry pick top candidates with enticements such as flashy job titles and cushy compensation packages.

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A Skills-Based Approach to Attracting, Retaining, and Developing Talent

Broadleaf

Reskilling vs. upskilling. The way organizations hire, develop workers, and structure work is rapidly changing and the future of work lies in skills—not jobs. This approach helps organizations identify the talent they already have in place and fill in-demand roles with workers that possess transferable skills. Why you might ask?

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5 Ways to Confront Unconscious Age Bias

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The imbalance in favor of hiring “younger people” vs. “older people” is increasing. “Age discrimination cases account for about 20-25% of all Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) cases” source: 34 Age Discrimination Facts That May Shock You and Your Workplace by Vervoe. Let’s dive in.

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Generational Differences in the Workplace – Explained

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

what are the five main generations of employees in the workplace? Silent Generation: those born between 1925 – 1945 Baby Boomers: those born between 1946-1964 Generation X: those born between 1965-1983 Generation Y / Millennials: those born between 1984-1996 Generation Z / Gen 2020: those born between 1997-mid-2000s.

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Causes of the Current Talent Shortage—and What Companies Can Do to Overcome It

Broadleaf

It’s no secret that the U.S. labor market is in shambles. Millions of Americans find themselves out of work—while millions more job openings remain unfilled. To make matters worse, the U.S. To make matters worse, the U.S. Yet despite these efforts, a collective recruiting struggle remains prevalent. More than just the pandemic.

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The 10 Must-Read Articles for Recruiters This Week

Linkedin Talent Blog

Workplace vs. Coronavirus: ‘No One Has a Playbook for This’ (The New York Times). Workplace Trends: Gen Z vs. Millennials vs. Baby Boomers (Comparably). 6 Meaningful Ways Companies Welcome Moms Back from Maternity Leave (Talent Blog). Here are the must-read posts for this week: 1.

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Millennials vs. GenX vs. Boomers: How To Avoid A Workplace Generation War

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The lines that divide them are arbitrary, as pointed out in comedian Adam Conover’s hilarious presentation about the myth of the millennial. That said, there are still cultural norms and trends in the workplace that change over time. That means different age groups tend to have different values and priorities in the workplace.

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