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October 2018
The workforce is changing dramatically—and leaders foresee new management issues. Today, workers are primarily full-time and traditional. But fewer than half of CHROs surveyed in our C-Suite Challenge 2018 think their workforces will look like this in three to five years. Instead, they foresee more contingent and non-traditional workers and more automated and digital solutions.
These changes raise a range of concerns: from finding enough skilled contingent workers and ensuring they have necessary organizational knowledge to engaging and retaining both tradition and continent employees while maintaining a strong level of customer interaction.
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