#IADD24 – An Age Diversity Forum International Panel Session – Challenges for Younger Workers

We hope you enjoy this Age Diversity Forum (ADF) International Panel session , highlighting workplace challenges for younger people.

Presented for International Age Diversity Day on the 24th September, Louise Coquillaud, Comms Lead from the Age Diversity Forum, chairs a panel, including Keyuri Ade and Sonya Knight, each from the University of Bath.

We hear a conversation around 3 prime questions:

• What do you think are the most prominent challenges for younger workers in the workplace?

• How can communication methods impact collaboration between generations?

• What can companies do to bridge communication gaps between generations?

What questions do you have?

Louise Coquillaud | Comms Lead

To ask, and for more information, please email: [email protected]

primecandidate2024-10-08T15:29:19+00:00September 24th, 2024|News|

Is Mainstream Media Creating a Divide Between Generations?

March 17, 2025

In an era where the world is more interconnected than ever, one might assume that media outlets would use their platform to foster understanding and unity between generations. Instead, some of the biggest names in mainstream media (MSM), including The Daily Mail and The Telegraph, continue to churn out headlines that reinforce generational stereotypes. Take, for example, a recent Daily Mail... more»

ESG Matters: Why Gen Z Demands Actions, Not Promises

January 31, 2025

For Gen Z, ESG is not ‘trendy’, it is a non-negotiable expectation and an absolute priority. This generation has witnessed climate change disasters, social justice movements, and corporate scandals unfold on social media, shaping their belief that businesses must be part of the solution. Unlike previous generations, who may have prioritised salary and job stability above all else, Gen... more»

Retesting Elderly Drivers: Safety Measure or Age Discrimination?

December 17, 2024

The question of whether elderly drivers should be required to retake their driving tests has ignited widespread debate in recent years. With statistics from GB News revealing that slower reaction times contributed to 30% of incidents involving drivers aged over 70 that resulted in fatalities or serious injuries on Britain’s roads between 2016 and 2021, it’s no wonder this issue has captured... more»

#IADD24 – An Age Diversity Forum International Panel Session – Challenges for Younger Workers