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Welcome to The Work Couch, the podcast where we discuss all things employment.

 

Following on from our previous episode on supporting and retaining senior talent, we explore how employers can best support and retain Gen Z talent.

 

In part 2, Ellie Gelder is joined once again by Rose Sellman-Leava, Director and Co-Founder of Inclusive Futures, a not-for-profit organisation empowering students from underrepresented groups and disadvantaged backgrounds to enter careers which are right for them, and RPC's Laura Verrecchia, trainee solicitor and resident Gen Z member of the Employment Engagement and Equality team.

 

We discuss:

·     The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on Gen Z talent and how employers can support them overcome these challenges;

·     The importance of work-life balance and flexible working;

·     How to provide and receive constructive feedback;

·     Navigating generational differences in communication styles and preferences; and

·     Mental health and wellbeing in relation to Gen Z.

 

You can also listen to part 1 of our mini-series: Supporting and retaining Gen Z talent (Part 1): Myths and opportunities, with Rose Sellman-Leava and Laura Verrecchia.

 

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All information is correct at the time of recording. The Work Couch is not a substitute for legal advice.

 

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