🎉 Happy Father's Day from Pacer Staffing! 🎉 Today, we celebrate the incredible fathers who bring dedication, wisdom, and love to both their families and their careers. Fathers play a pivotal role not only at home but also in the workplace, inspiring us with their strength and commitment. At Pacer Staffing, we recognize and honor the contributions of all fathers—whether they're our employees, clients, or candidates. Your hard work and balance between family and professional life are truly commendable. To all the amazing dads out there, thank you for all you do. Enjoy this special day with your loved ones! 👨👧👦💼 #FathersDay #PacerStaffing #ThankYouDads #WorkLifeBalance #EmployeeAppreciation
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While walking a job site yesterday, I stopped and watched the masons for some time. It was a crew of three: two older gentlemen and a young laborer. One of those older gentlemen was the main production guy. He was so good at his job—so smooth and fluid with every brick he placed, and it looked great. For some reason, it made me sad watching. He was closer to retirement age, and I couldn’t help but think about how much knowledge and skill will go with him when he leaves the trade. It got me thinking: as an industry, it feels like we take these guys for granted. We want their knowledge and want them to teach the younger generation, but we still want them in the field producing because it’s what makes the money and what they’re best at. This is where the industry needs to make the investment to take these guys out of the production role and get them into teaching roles. On the flip side, the younger generations need to be receptive to the teachings and respectful of what these older guys have to offer (conversation for another time). In conclusion, I hope we’re doing a good job as an industry preserving the teachings from the older generations to continue passing down the craftsmanship and techniques that allow for great products that last for centuries. Sometimes, I feel we can do better, which means there’s an opportunity to change and do things for the better! What do you think? Can we do better with preserving that older knowledge and passing it to the next generation?
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Oh no employers have a stock response to mature workers applying for jobs - We are looking for someone younger that we can train and they will stay for a long time - when in fact in the medical field , construction, at suppliers and many more company’s do suffer from young worker turnover who leave their existing jobs for a variety of frivolous reasons - over the last number of years I have observed quite a few company’s decline or them ceaseing to exist because they will not hire older workers especially in Safety - oh our system is good enough and the company owner has never even pressed some buttons to see if their cheap safety software works - or the well diploma’d safety person that cannot figure out the response or paperwork for a regulatory body regarding a notice of compliance and the list goes on, the safety software that I have helped engineer and co-develop over the years is so easy to use and efficient that older workers are using it easily in 5 minutes and the younger workers will say oh our system is better but we are still working on it and yours is too complicated oh Lordy Lordy - and older workers want to work to keep healthy plus they do not necessarily have to work and are not whining constantly about wages and benefits Cheers 😎
While walking a job site yesterday, I stopped and watched the masons for some time. It was a crew of three: two older gentlemen and a young laborer. One of those older gentlemen was the main production guy. He was so good at his job—so smooth and fluid with every brick he placed, and it looked great. For some reason, it made me sad watching. He was closer to retirement age, and I couldn’t help but think about how much knowledge and skill will go with him when he leaves the trade. It got me thinking: as an industry, it feels like we take these guys for granted. We want their knowledge and want them to teach the younger generation, but we still want them in the field producing because it’s what makes the money and what they’re best at. This is where the industry needs to make the investment to take these guys out of the production role and get them into teaching roles. On the flip side, the younger generations need to be receptive to the teachings and respectful of what these older guys have to offer (conversation for another time). In conclusion, I hope we’re doing a good job as an industry preserving the teachings from the older generations to continue passing down the craftsmanship and techniques that allow for great products that last for centuries. Sometimes, I feel we can do better, which means there’s an opportunity to change and do things for the better! What do you think? Can we do better with preserving that older knowledge and passing it to the next generation?
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