The phrase 'generational diversity' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the cultural, religious, and other differences that exist between people of different generations. For example, "The members of our organization come from a wide range of backgrounds, enabling us to benefit from the unique perspectives that our generational diversity provides."
Ms Worman, the author of the report "Gen Up", about how generations interact in the workplace, says that appreciating "generational diversity" is a vital skill for all manner of businesses – and for life in general.
Ian Joseph: encourage generational diversity: On this issue - I go back to the point that diverse boards make better decisions - so not all stale, pale and male although some pale and male is perfectly fine.
There is generational diversity as Pelosi claimed, though barely including the two most recent generations (millennials and post-millennials).
Leading effectively in today's workplace requires the ability to manage many types of diversity, including cultural, gender, and generational diversity.
His photographs provide one of the best records of the geographic, racial and generational diversity of the marchers and the groups they represented.
Greater cultural and generational diversity in the workplace presents additional challenges, says Vincent Brown, a managing partner of Global Lead Management Consulting in Cincinnati.
"I'm interested in generational and stylistic diversity," he said.
Expanding constructive and positive ways to continue to actively incorporate generational and artistic diversity in The Academy's development and good work serves those important missions.
I would like to see Aronson continue on the path of embracing the future and shaping important conversations about gender and ethnic diversity, generational differences, globalization, and technology.
The crowd at a Soulkiss concert is always multi-racial and multi-generational, reflecting the diversity of the singers themselves and their ability to create community wherever they go.
Faced with rising income inequality, increasing racial and cultural diversity, looming generational conflicts and a fracturing of 20th-century public life, arguing about the government gives us something to discuss.
