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Age Barriers in Recuritment Policies: Why the ICT Sector Needs to Move Away from Its Obsession with Younger Employees

Presentation on the 9th International Conference on Diversity in Organisations, Communities and Nations, Riga, Lettland, 18.06.2009

Section: Technology and Knowledge

Authors: Schwarz-Woelzl, M.

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9th_Diversity_Conference_June09.pdf (pdf, 1.2Mb)

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Event: Soziale Innovationen in der Arbeitswelt: Das ZSI bei der Personal Austria 2015

Tags: ageing society, ICT, labour market

Category: Vorträge

Publication Date: 2009

Procurement: Online (download)