Breaking Through the Concrete Ceiling
Listen in as Loyola University Chicago’s Harry Haney and Jeffrey Korzenik, chief investment strategist for Fifth Third Bank, discuss the benefits of hiring from another untapped talent resource, the recently incarcerated. SCMR’s Editorial Director Bob Trebilcock hosts.
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Breaking Through the Concrete Ceiling Recording Date
January 20, 2021 Duration
00:27:46 hrs/min/sec
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Talking Supply Chain Podcast: Breaking Through The Concrete Ceiling
Even before COVID, the number one issue facing supply chain organizations was the lack of available talent. COVID has only made it worse. And, while it’s an issue across the organization, it’s particularly acute at the operations level – every position from truck driver to forklift driver. So, what’s a resourceful supply chain manager to do?
In this episode of Talking Supply Chain, Harry Haney and Jeff Korzenik discuss second chance hiring, or working with previously incarcerated individuals. It’s one of the untapped talent resources that supply chain managers should consider to staff their operations.
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