Intergenerational learning in organizations. An effective way to stimulate older employee learning and development

Abstract

Purpose – To illustrate the possibilities of implementing intergenerational learning as a strategy for promoting older worker learning and development. \n\nDesign/methodology/approach – Review of literature. \n\nFindings – Intergenerational learning is theoretically a natural and effective way for organizations to maintain competitive advantage in an ageing society. \n\nResearch limitations/implications – There needs to be empirical work that actually tests the theoretical propositions. \n\nOriginality/value – While intergenerational learning is not a new concept, using it as a strategy for assuring older worker learning is a new application.

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