As a Millennial business consultant who helps companies create people-first company cultures, one of the most frequent questions I’m seeing pop up among employers during the pandemic’s labor shortages is: “What perks can my company offer to attract and retain top Millennial talent?” Then, they’re inevitably disappointed when I tell them that perks like nap pods, … Continued
As an increasing number of Baby Boomers retire and leave the workforce, millennials are positioned to take on more leadership roles in the business world. Millennials bring with them a unique and evolving knowledge of technology and innovative HR practices that differ greatly from their Baby Boomer predecessors. As managerial roles are transferred from the … Continued
Millennials are currently the largest generation in the workforce, and statistics show they’re not going anywhere anytime soon. By 2020, millennials are projected to make up 50% of the workforce. As millennials continue to rise in numbers, companies are finding it harder to retain them in their current roles. A study conducted by Deloitte conveyed … Continued
With the role of voluntary benefits is changing, some say voluntary benefits should now be advertised and heavily promoted to employees as an important component in their overall portfolio of benefits.
Companies seeking to engage them often focus on their tech savvy, their teamwork bias, and their desire for work/life balance. However, a new Aon Hewitt study reveals another way to create a Millennial-friendly culture—help them manage their health.
Creating a strong line of communication is only part of the equation when trying to elevate the performance of millennials.
