May 15: EHRC Webinar — Millennials in the Workplace: Better Engagement, Better Results

EHRC Webinar

 

Apr 29, 2019

This webinar is part of an Electricity Human Resources Canada series that your organization can use to better retain, attract, and engage employees. Each webinar features a different subject matter expert and is supported by EHRC’s knowledge and resources. This webinar’s speakers: Speaker: Matthew Mairinger, OPG and Alex Hosselet, EHRC.

It’s no secret that Millennials have different attitudes towards work than the Generation Xers and Baby Boomers that preceded them. While some organizations struggle with this, the opportunity to leverage the millennial mindset can bring your organization to the next level for employee engagement and productivity. With older employees retiring faster than ever, is your organization ready to attract and retain leaders from the millennial workforce to fill the vacant positions? This webinar will help you position your organization as an employer of choice and set your millennial staff up for success.

Next webinar in the series: Building the Workplace of the 21st Century — Do You Know What Your Employees Want (October 16).

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