work ethic n. A set of values based on the moral virtues of hard work and diligence.

Has traditional work ethic disappeared or is the concept of work ethic simply changing?

Societal and generational changes impact the way people work. If work ethic is defined by a set of values then there is no doubt that differences in generation, society, and work culture will influence what this set of values entails.

Who has a better work ethic, generation X, Y or the baby boomers? Does a unionized work environment stifle or enhance work ethic? What can we learn from international HR strategies to improve work ethic within our own organizations? This two-day conference will address these and many other questions, helping you determine what work ethic means for your organization and how to motivate and manage your employees.