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Checklist: Successful Workforce Transformation
The right workforce plays a key role in a company's future viability. Successfully implementing staff expansion, downsizing, restructuring or a combination of all three options is a complex challenge. Financing must be secured, business operations should continue as unaffected as possible and employees must be won over to the change. Here you will find the 9 most important steps for a successful workforce transformation!
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Dr. Gunnar Binnewies
Restructuring and Turnaround, Organizational Performance and People, Carve-out and PMI, Workforce Transformation, Healthcare and Life Sciences
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