UGBA 10 Lecture Notes - Lecture 18: Baby Boomers, Job Performance, Organizational Culture

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The Coceptual Fraework March 14
I. Job performance matters
Carrier film: dependence on everyone to do his or her job well.
High reliability organization: everything has to be executed with a high level of
reliability. Every person has a job in the aircraft carrier. Performance is everything.
Module is based on what supports and promotes performance- execution of work in the
desired manner to get the desired outcomes
II. Status report: the current state of the US workforce (tells you the serious challenges to
management now)
Differences in workforce that is critical to different generations:
1. Depression era
2. Baby boomers (1948-1966) 52-70 years
Workforce is getting older and are about to retire
Boomers stayed in the workforce, making it top heavy
Implications: health care costs, harder to learn new things, hard to adjust
to changing surroundings, less mobile, less flexible
Benefits: more wisdom and knowledge (questions whether boomers can
transfer information to the newer generations)
3. Baby busters (1967-1985) 33-51 years
Workforce is getting smaller (fewer people entering the workforce than
those leaving the workforce); annual workforce growth has slowed
Less numerous because boomers had less children than the generations
before them
Vacant jobs = lost productivity
4. Baby boomlets (1986-2004) 14-32 years
Workforce is becoming more racially and ethnically diverse
In CA, there is no longer a majority population. The most rapidly growing
population is the Hispanics (in absolute numbers). Percentage wise, the
Asian population is growing the fastest.
Workforce in 20 years is going to be different. Questions to think of: how
many languages do managers need to know to manage staff? Religious
differences in terms of company holidays (US holidays are Christian
based)? Clothing (ie: Sikhs wear weapons every where they go)?
Implications: workforce is becoming less well-educated (high school
graduation rates are declining, and in the US, annual drop out rates are
greatest for minorities), 10% of all US jobs are available to non-high
school graduates
Benefits: There is a skill gap; there are more jobs available for skilled
workers and fewer jobs available for unskilled workers. There is a pool of
jobs that are not filled because of the lack of required skills. However,
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The co(cid:374)ceptual fra(cid:373)ework march 14: job performance matters, carrier film: dependence on everyone to do his or her job well, high reliability organization: everything has to be executed with a high level of reliability. Every person has a job in the aircraft carrier. Performance is everything: module is based on what supports and promotes performance- execution of work in the desired manner to get the desired outcomes. In ca, there is no longer a majority population. The most rapidly growing population is the hispanics (in absolute numbers). Asian population is growing the fastest: workforce in 20 years is going to be different. There is a pool of jobs that are not filled because of the lack of required skills. However, there is a gap of 65,000 for the us to fill the skilled work. Outsourcing is the result of cost and because we (cid:272)a(cid:374)"t fi(cid:374)d e(cid:374)ough people to fill the jobs.

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