The coming retirement tsunami will affect corporate health and safety cultures in unprecedented ways. This briefing explores the different ways that organizations can build a strong health and safety culture while renewing their workforces.
Workforce Renewal: New Opportunities to Transform Health and Safety Culture
Workforce Renewal: New Opportunities to Transform Health and Safety Culture
Health and Healthcare
People and Culture
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The mass exodus of employees nearing retirement presents a challenge to organizations looking to preserve their health and safety culture. This briefing looks at the diverse work styles, behaviours, and expectations of the four different generational groups that comprise the demographically complex modern workforce and explores the different ways that organizations can build a strong health and safety culture in the midst of change. It identifies specific actions that CEOs, presidents, and other senior executives can take to ensure that excellent health and safety practices and attitudes permeate the processes and culture of an organization.
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