10Dec
“Ok, Boomer” Not Okay in the Workplace
The latest catchphrase in the ongoing generational battle between Millennials and their more senior counterparts may have consequences for employers if permitted in the workplace. The phrase, “OK, Boomer” has increasingly gained popularity among...
By:
Akerman LLP - HR Defense
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