Consider Opportunities for Flexibility

Offer flexible schedules and opportunities for remote work; consider how to engage the part-time workforce by redesigning jobs to allow for greater flexibility in scheduling and locations.

  • Identify tasks that require little to no training and could be done remotely; consider allowing employees in non-remote occupations the chance to do these tasks from home one day per week.
  • Leverage mobile scheduling apps to allow hourly workers to easily find available shifts across numerous locations and sign up for hours that fit their schedule.

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Tactics

A Resource of Potential Candidates A talent pipeline is a ready pool of potential candidates who are qualified and prepared to fill critical vacancies within…

Seeking stability Generation X (1965-1980) values flexibility, as these workers usually have responsibilities for aging parents as well as their own children. However, they tend…

Continually Develop New Skills Upskilling is the process in which workers continually develop new skills to progress along a career pathway. Reskilling occurs when employees…