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  • Safety Transformation Architect - Environmental Resources Management and Contributor, Entrepreneur
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TalentForce’s Katerina Pinchuk on the Labor Shortage & the 5 Things We Must Do to Attract & Retain Great Talent

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By Phil La Duke
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Member-only story An Interview with Phil La Duke Phil La Duke 16 min read · -- Press enter or click to view image in full size What we’re building at TalentForce is organized directly around answering this question. TalentForce operates on four core commitments, known as the 4 P’s: Purpose, Pathways, Partnerships and People+.
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Preparing For The Future Of Work: Wendy Loretto — Dean of Adam Smith Business School On The Top Five Trends To Watch In The Future Of Work

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By Phil La Duke
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Member-only story An Interview With Phil La Duke Phil La Duke 9 min read · -- Press enter or click to view image in full size Technological advances and pandemic restrictions hastened the move to working from home. Do you see this trend continuing? Why or why not? It very much depends on the job — assuming it is a job than can be done from home, then I see hybrid working as the future.
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Peter Murphy of Pocket Prep On The Top Five Trends To Watch In The Future Of Work

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By Phil La Duke
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Member-only story An Interview With Phil La Duke Phil La Duke 11 min read · -- Press enter or click to view image in full size Careers Will Fragment Into Modular, Multi-Stage Journeys. The future will be less ladder, more lattice. Workers will move through multiple careers across their lifetime, often building on adjacent skills. An IT technician becomes a cybersecurity specialist. A warehouse worker becomes a logistics analyst.
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