Enough About Millennials—The Linksters Are Coming
Representing about 18% of the world’s population, the Linksters are the first generation born right into technology such as smart phones and social media.
Representing about 18% of the world’s population, the Linksters are the first generation born right into technology such as smart phones and social media.
Millennials will represent 75 percent of the workforce by 2025, which is why it’s important for business owners to understand their values and perspectives.
5 points stand out from the #NationalFlexDay webinar as key messages when it comes to the current state of flexible work in the U.S. and where it’s going.
A few entire industries stand out for the potential to benefit wide swaths of the workforce by exploring opportunities in flex.
Lauren Smith Brody is the former executive editor of Glamour magazine, writer, producer, consultant, speaker, and the author of The Fifth Trimester.
When it comes to generational conflict in the workplace, there may be at least one thing that can help all generations find common ground: flexibility.
My cofounder and I want to show people that you can indeed work from a beach, or work from home so you can be close to your family, and still be productive.
While many successful companies offer crazy incentives to attract top talent, only a few actually focus on what employees truly need: flexibility.
Learn more about the Boston College Center for Work & Family new report, "The New Millennial Dad: Understanding the Paradox of Today's Fathers."
Loosely defined as a workforce that prefers temporary positions, the gig economy is rapidly gaining in popularity.