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5 Ways Gen Z Will Shape Worklife In 2024

Allwork

As we move into the new year, organizations must prepare for this “rude awakening” and embrace the transformative potential that Gen Z brings to the table. The retirement of Baby Boomers (born approximately between 1946 and 1964) is ongoing, but not all Boomers will have exited the workforce by 2024.

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Could a Union Be Coming to a Cubicle Near You?

On The Job

My Dad was 10 months from retirement when the refinery closed, and had a frail knee and back after being injured on the job. Im considered a white-collar professional, and have been in management. What this leads to is managers not attuned as closely to the worker, and they’re not influencing employee loyalty as before.

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Ensuring payroll compliance in 2024: What’s new?

BMT Office Administration

It provides provisions aimed at improving employee retirement outcomes and makes starting 401(k) plans more attractive and beneficial for employers – even those with 50 or fewer employees. encourages employers to provide retirement plans by offering tax incentives and credits. How crucial is the work being done to your organization?

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Will This Tough Job Market Change Generation Y?

On The Job

The National Association of Colleges and Employers , an organization of career counselors, says that employers will hire 22 percent fewer college graduates than last year. Not o make this a rant or anything but I know 3 guys who manage to finish school due to having help from others and they can't find work.

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Is your employer clueless about your needs?

On The Job

Because of when you were born, your manager or co-workers may talk to you differently, react to you in specific ways or have preconceived notions about what you like and dislike. Lynch says that’s why her organization believes it makes more sense for individuals and companies to look at age and generations in the workplace in terms of: 1.

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Attracting Millennials: Understanding What Millennials Want in a Career

Office Dynamics

Gone are the days when attractive salaries and retirement options were enough to land top recruits. To attract millennials, offer flex time, telecommuting days and additional vacation time contingent on their work performance. Millennials want more than just a paycheck. Collaborative work.