How can retirees and front-line workers help solve skills and leadership shortages?

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Here’s your latest talent management and performance digest. In this edition, we hear from contributors, including Amy C. Waninger, to cover a variety of topics including how HR and People leaders like yourself can fulfill the skills shortage by re-engaging the valuable demographic of retirees. We’ll continue to send you articles, podcasts, and case studies tailored to your preferences, but don’t forget you can view all of our latest content on HRD Connect.

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Benjamin Broomfield, Senior Editor, HRD Connect

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