WAVES for Success Blog
Presenter: Ken Whiting- The nation's foremost expert on providing solutions to teenage workforce challenges.
Title of Presentation: WAVES for Teenage Workforce Success.
Topic of Presentation: How to HIRE and RETAIN the Best of Today's Teens and Young Adults.
Audience presentation is directed to: Business owners, executives, managers and supervisors who are responsible for the continued growth of their staff.
Hiring the best of today's teens can be a real challenge, but also a tremendous opportunity. The process you use in selecting who will be on your team can ensure that you hire only those applicants that serve your company and your customers the best.
Without a process in place, you will likely find that you just go through the motions and hire whoever applies first, which ultimately results in frustration, conflict and increased turnover.
You will learn:
· Application Assessment Process
· Interviewing Process
· Orientation & Training
· Retention Strategies
· Improve Labor Cost
· Grow Sales & Profit!
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WAVES for Supervisory Success: How to Develop Superstar Supervisors From Today's Teens and Young Adults.
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Have you promoted one of your teenage staff to a "supervisor"...now what? This program will show you how to take a young supervisor and make them want to learn, take responsibility and have an immediate positive impact.
Who Should Attend: Business owners, executives, managers and supervisors who are responsible for the continued growth of their staff.
You will learn:
· 4 simple steps you can take to lead
· 7 success tips for your teen supervisors to follow
·Develop young leaders and create an environment for growth & retention
· Insure that company goals, priorities and standards are exceeded
· How to make the transition to supervisor and deal with peer pressure
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Between the months of November and December of 2009, 589,000 jobs disappeared from the U.S. economy.
Of these jobs, 47,000 (8.0% of the total 589,000) were lost by teens, who now represent just 3.20% of the entire U.S. civilian labor force of 137,792,000 individuals. 57,000 jobs (9.7%) were lost by young adults Age 20-24, who as a group make up 9.0% of the U.S. workforce, while the remaining 485,000 were lost by Americans Age 25 and higher. Read the rest here.
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So it was in Santa Cruz, until the Chamber's men of the year, Jon Sisk and Ken Whiting, created Jon & Ken's Most Excellent Adventure. Brothers-in-law, both long rooted in the community, with daughters in athletic programs, and well-experienced in nonprofit fundraising, Jon and Ken set out to find a means to generate the funds necessary to rehabilitate athletic complex at Santa Cruz High and provide other support to SCHS athletic programs.
Jon and Ken, both members of the Sunrise Rotary Club, with the
enthusiastic commitment of their fellow Rotarians, undertook the
difficult task of raising the more than $500,000 necessary for these
improvements.
At the center of the plan was their Most Excellent Adventure, a
three-day bicycle ride from Healdsburg to Santa Cruz now in its twelfth
year. In addition to undertaking the ride itself, participants we
required to find sponsors for their trip, each soliciting an average
nearly $1,000 each year. The ride, coupled with other Rotary activities
will result in a new athletic field and track to be completed in the
spring of 2010. Read more...
