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Guide to developing informed policy and sensitive action when dealing with matters of the newest aspect of diversity in the workplace: the four generation workplace. Describes the generations as World War II, Baby Boomer, Generation X, and Millennial. Discussions include stereotypes at work, exceptions to the rule, mixed generation teams, and fun on the job. Softcover.
Binding :Paperback
Label :Crisp Learning
Manufacturer :Crisp Learning
ProductGroup :Book
Studio :Crisp Learning
Publisher :Crisp Learning
EAN :9781560526933
Price :$16.95USD
Lowest Price :$11.53USD
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