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How the Retirement Boom Has Impacted HR and Recruiting

Accurate Background

They’re retiring. The workforce is experiencing a seismic shift as Baby Boomers embark on their journey into retirement. The oldest boomers turned 65 in 2011, the youngest will hit 65 by 2029, and all boomers will be above the social security retirement age of 67 by the year 2031. (To So, where are the Baby Boomers now?

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HR Trends for 2023 – A Paradigm Shift

Synergita

This model is definitely a boon for the HR as it helps largely in retaining the talents. . This not only brings in more talents but also helps in positioning the brand and making it widely visible across different industries. Lack of time has pushed the HR to relook at the skill set and redesign the strategies for talent hiring.

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How to Manage A Multigenerational Workforce?

CuteHR

Can employees of various generations smoothly integrate their skills and experiences to build a well-oiled professional machine? In its widest sense, the phrase refers to a work environment in which people of many generations utilize their professional talents. Or are disputes caused by generational differences unavoidable?

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The Story of This 70-year-old Intern May Be The Next Hot Trend in Recruiting

Linkedin Talent Blog

Older employees make decisions based on experience. Paul clearly has an incredible resume.but it was his desire to get to know us on a personal level that made the experience [deeply] rewarding. This experience taught me to think differently about my career and how I view the importance of success [versus] fulfillment.”.

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