According to the Living, Learning, and Earning Longer Collaborative Initiative, 80% of global leaders admit that having an intergenerational workforce is key to growth. However, less than 50% of leaders have included age when they think about diversity. Over 95% of employers have not implemented specific strategies to make sure that their workplace is one where every generation feels included and thrives. If we don’t put effort into this, it won’t magically happen. There has never been a time in history where every generations perspective is more needed at the table. And did you also know that when older workers are working alongside younger workers, productivity goes up?
Why do you need to be intentional about how you build and maintain your multi-generational workforce?
Katherine Jeffery, PhD. Generational speaker, culture builder, and coach.
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