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Journal of Management Development
Journal of Management Development (2007) 26 (10): 933–950.
Published: 30 October 2007
... Management succession Leadership The aging workforce has been recognized as a rapidly approaching challenge in Canada (e.g. Dohm, 2000 ; Human Resources Development Canada, 2002 ; Robson, 2001 ; Statistics Canada, 2004) and as a result organizations will be facing an unprecedented shortage...
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Journal of Management Development
Journal of Management Development (1987) 6 (4): 29–39.
Published: 01 April 1987
...David West The traditional approach to management development — based on identification of talent and a planned career structure — will have to adjust to shrinking job and promotion opportunities. But organisations still need to plan for management succession. Four approaches are suggested...
