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Frontline burnout, turnover and the technology gap HR must address

Frontline workers make up the vast majority of the American workforce, but many still fall through the cracks when it comes to HR strategy, according to a new analysis by the Josh Bersin Company, which explores the value of “frontline-first” organizations that strategically invest in recruiting, development, scheduling and pay specifically for frontline

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orkers. “The frontline has become a true strategic asset, and overlooking its needs will increasingly amount to a competitive disadvantage,” says Kathi Enderes, global industry analyst and senior vice presid

ent of research. Frontline workers: a booming, strugg

ling population About 70% of the global workforce is made up

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