4 ways the millennial workforce is impacting PR and recruitment
Millennials will make up 75 per cent of the Australian workforce by 2025, according to Robert Half research. And Australian companies are responding – 62 per cent have altered their hiring process to adapt to the changes millennials bring. In the shifting corporate affairs and communication recruitment sphere, how is this emerging generation making…
1. Collaboration is key
2. Social media is rampant
3. More frequent job changes
43 per cent of millennials expect to leave their current position in the next two years.
4. Emphasis on flexibility
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