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David Wilson, Manager, Canada
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I watched a recent news item by CBC Canada on the upcoming retirement tsunami of the Baby Boomer Generation (1946-1964). May or may not be good news for generations X and Y.
The experts referenced noted that many companies are replacing full-time positions vacated by Boomers with temporary positions or contract jobs. Apparently, many employers are also eliminating these vacated jobs.
We have been discussing this issue for the last 1-2 decades and perhaps this issue is not a real issue. Is the retirement of the Baby Boomers a real issue and are companies or subsequent generations really concerned? If the retirement tsunami actually occurs, what should companies do if and when the recruitment of skilled talent becomes significantly more competitive? And what happens when unskilled people cannot get these jobs. (...) Read more? Sign up for free
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Keith Brown, HR Consultant, United Kingdom
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Retirement of Baby Boomers
As a baby boomer I think the biggest challenges ar (...)
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David Wilson, Manager, Canada
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Millennials - Generation Z
Hi Keith, I agree that companies need to ensure kn (...)
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Jaap de Jonge, Editor, Netherlands
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Young People Should Listen to Experienced Colleagues
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Damijan Andjelkovic, Director, Slovenia
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Retirement of Baby Boomers and Age Management
Great topic David, really an actual one.
My good (...)
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Jaap de Jonge, Editor, Netherlands
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