Onboarding a Multi Generation Workforce

Onboarding is a topic often talked about but never done the right way. Many confuse Onboarding with New Hire Orientation. Although New Hire orientation is necessary, Onboarding is an important ingredient to retaining employees.
Many organization that utilize Onboarding still find it very difficult to retain employees. In this session participants will learn how important it is to engaged a multi-generations in the process. It is a fact, each generation have a different work expectations and different needs and desires. This process will cover what is important to each generations and how onboarding is the key to making sure needs and work expectations are met.

• 4 Cs of onboarding
• Different generation work expectation
• Best practices
• Multi-generation model
• Dos & Don'ts of onboarding

If you are looking for ways to attract and retain employees for your organization, then this session is for you. Many organizations are challenged with attracting, retaining, and engaging their workforce. Many hiring managers say they lose their new employees within 6-12 months of employment. So, if this is your organization, Do you know the difference between new hire orientation vs onboarding? What are you doing to acclimate your employees? Do you have a robust onboarding process, and are you engaging employees sooner rather than later into the organization?

If you answered no to any of these questions, this is a session you don't want to miss. This session will provide some best practices for developing an onboarding process for multi-generations in the workplace.

• Managers
• Supervisors
• Leaders
• Human Resource professional
• Shift leaders or team

Tonia Morris is the Founder of Simply HR, LLC. A management and HR consulting firm specializing in Millennial and Multi Generation training and culture transformation. 

Tonia has spent over 30 years in the Human Resource profession focusing on organization development and culture transformation.  Tonia has designed best practices and developed and facilitated training for organizations such as Chick Fil la, Sherwin Williams, Oracles and Universities across the SE.  Tonia has also worked in many industries such as Government, Retail, Information Technology, Financial Services and Education where she was instrumental in their cultural transformation.

Tonia’s passion is to help organization bridge their generation gap and develop cultures that is compassion friendly of each generation.  Tonia is known by many as the Generational Connector.  Tonia is the author of Compassion@work.