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retirement of the “Baby Boomer” generation. Currently, millennials make up about
37% of the workforce, but the presence of “Generation Z” is quickly making itself
known throughout many industries. Employers who are looking to remain
competitive must be able to effectively manage a Gen Z workforce to remain
successful.
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