How to Harness the Power of Gen Y Employees in your DC
Written By: Marvin Logan
Tuesday, April 24th, 2012
Generation Y currently makes up the second-largest workforce in U.S. history at 70 million people, so it is likely that current and future hires into your distribution center will include many in this generation. Although it is difficult to talk in all-encompassing generalities about a group of employees, understanding Gen Y’s needs and their generational/cultural attitudes toward a work/life balance and engagement can make for an overall better workplace.











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