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Multigenerational workplaces

Alex Atherton

How to get your multigenerational workplace to work together effectively - with a focus on Gen Z and the future of work

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Be fluffy, not woolly

Read on my website: www.alexatherton.com/blog/be-fluffy-not-woolly-gen-z-leadership


Once again I was stuffing my face with high end corporate sandwiches (it’s a tough life).

I had spent the morning with the senior leadership team o...

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Are Gen Z Skiving or Burning Out?

Which of these two headlines is more true in your organisation?

And how do you know?

You might have figures for the first one, but maybe not the second.

There’s crossover between these stats too. If 80% of Gen Z ‘pull a sickie’ and 40% w...

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Your people aren’t staying. They’re waiting.

Read on my website - www.alexatherton.com/blog/retention-engagement

If your retention rate has improved in line with the UK’s you might think you are smashing it.

TL;DR

Falling staff turnover is not necessarily evide...
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Your 2026 recruits aren't ready. Are you?

Your September intake of new recruits is about to arrive!

Excited?

New passes, lanyards, a (soon to be updated) welcome slide deck ready to roll.

The 21 year olds walking through your door are the start of the younger half of Gen Z arriv...

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From Doncaster to Davos

A different kind of newsletter this week.

No big multigenerational workforce topic, no four elements of a theme to consider (but do feel free to catch up on blogs here).

It’s been peak conference season and I’ve been travelling all over t...

3 months ago
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