Everyone! And it starts with leadership. One conversation can lead to culture change. In this 3-part series SHRM CEO Johnny C. Taylor, Jr., does just that, by leading workplace culture conversations with other industry-leading CEOs.
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Although many organizations realize that their workers are aging, few have taken steps to prepare adequately for issues associated with older workers remaining on the job, leaving, or seeking new employment.
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The first step to positive workplace change is a simple conversation. Want to create an engaging workplace? Need some conversation starters? Ready to define your company culture? We have the expert advice you need.
