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Employers in the United States are grappling with a "perfect storm" of workforce challenges, characterized by low employee engagement, significant demographic shifts, and an impending wave of retirements. This assessment comes from Don Harkey, CEO of People Centric Consulting Group, who delivered the keynote address at a recent celebration honoring the 2025 Best Places to Work.
Harkey emphasized that these challenges are not isolated; they are interconnected issues that require immediate attention from business leaders. As the workforce demographic evolves, with younger generations entering the job market and older workers exiting, companies must adapt their strategies to retain talent and foster engagement.
He highlighted that low employee engagement can lead to decreased productivity and higher turnover rates, further complicating the hiring landscape. Harkey urged businesses to focus on creating a positive work environment that values employee contributions and promotes growth. The need for innovative solutions has never been more pressing, as the future of work continues to evolve.
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