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On Demand Employment: How Today’s Workers are Choosing Journeys Over Jobs

With the changing times in our economy and especially the labor force, employers must stay keen to the trends of employee preference and needs.  As a new generation emerges into the labor force, of course, there is a new trend surfacing with regards to the conventional work schedule.  According to recent studies, Millennials desire to embark on a journey of jobs rather than sit at the same desk from 9-5 for the rest of their lives.  They want to be a part of an influential team and make positive changes rather than just get credit for showing up in the morning.  This desire needs to be captured by employers and used to their benefit.  By hiring temporary work from this up and coming millennial generation it will infuse new and creative ideas that can grow a project rather than keep it stagnant.  A fresh young mind can bring in a new perspective and revive old static ways to give your project just the boost it needs. And when it comes to employing an efficient and bright workforce, fluidity and interchangeability are key.  Therefore if employers can create a diverse and balanced team full of both full-time and temporary personnel they should generally have a greater level of productivity.

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http://www.forbes.com/sites/singularity/2015/03/27/on-demand-employment-how-todays-workers-are-choosing-journeys-over-jobs/

 

James F. Lynch PhD, MBA – Regional Personnel Services ©2018

About James F. Lynch

Dr. Lynch founded his first recruiting firm, Strategic Access Inc. (SAI), in 1998 with over 17 years of experience within the pharmaceutical industry in business development, new product & market development, strategic alliances, operations & administration. In 2000, Dr. Lynch joined Reliant Pharmaceuticals as a founding member and Executive Director of Business Development, subsequently forming Commercial Operations as Vice President. Dr. Lynch returned to SAI in 2004 to assume the role of President, and in 2014 acquired Regional Personnel.