How experienced workers can strengthen your talent pool in a shrinking labor market

How experienced workers can strengthen your talent pool in a shrinking labor market

As retiring baby boomers leave a widening gap in the workforce, organizations can hire more experienced workers (55+) to improve performance.

How experienced workers can strengthen your talent pool in a shrinking labor market

A whole wave of baby boomers is preparing to retire, and this exodus could leave a skills chasm that leads to a global labor shortage. For years, organizations have clung to outdated biases against older workers when recruiting. But now, necessity is kicking ageism to the curb, pushing businesses to reevaluate hiring strategies and perceptions regarding this essential part of modern workforces.

In this executive brief, we explore how experienced workers present a practical and profitable solution to the impending labor shortage and how HR leaders can effectively incorporate these workers into their talent strategies.

Read our latest executive brief to learn:

  • Key advantages of hiring experienced workers
  • The pivotal role workers over 55 play in bridging the shrinking labor supply
  • 5 steps to harness the power of experience for organizational growth and performance

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