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Compliance
Meeting the needs of the multigeneration workforce — without discriminating
In this installment of "Other Duties as Assigned," HR Dive's senior editor, Kate Tornone, discusses how employers can meet the needs of the multigenerational workforce without stereotyping.
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Benefits
To connect millennials and Gen Z to the right employee benefits, know their story
Employers can't afford to overlook the unique requirements and inclinations of key segments of the multigenerational workforce when it comes to the benefits offered and how they are administered.
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Engagement
Enhancing engagement in a 5 generation workforce
Engaging employees at various stages of their career can be difficult, and generational differences can make it even more challenging.
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Communication
How to avoid miscommunication mishaps now that 5 generations work together
Depending on the definitions, between four and five generations are co-workers for the first time in history — creating both communication and legal challenges.
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Personalization
Personalization — not stereotypes — should guide learning initiatives
For learning and development professionals, training a workforce with five generations represented presents some unique challenges.
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Recruiting
Recruiting in a multigenerational labor pool requires a wide net
From branding to interviewing, recruiters are thinking about ways to reach all five generations represented in today's workforce.
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Resource Actions
Resource Actions: How generalizing generations is bad for business
An employer shouldn’t assume that an employee will prefer a workflow simply because they are 25 or 50.
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