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In Search of Ideas for Development of the New Workforce

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Keywords
religion, civilizations, human factor, new workforce, workforce
generations, academic incubators

Summary
The research consists two parts.

The first part reviews in a nutshell the civilizational and religious factor and the extent to which ensures direct and indirect prerequisites for development of the human potential. In the second part the emphasis is put on Generation „Y” which is the new workforce and differs markedly from the preceding generations.

A proposal for creation of academic talent incubators is put forth. The paper also provides a review of the possibilities for integration of creativity in the intangible corporate assets.

JEL: I25, I23
Pages: 12
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