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Recruiting Gen Z: Jim Dudley & Janay Gasparini - Bonus Ep 35

October 14, 2024 • Jared Altic

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Today we address one of the most frequent topics that I hear about in the police station, the great difficulty in recruiting Gen Z. My friend Jim Dudley co-authored a recent book on the subject, called "Recruitment & Retention of Gen-Z Law Enforcement Officers" and I brought Jim and his co-author, Janay Gasparini, to talk about it and give us a few insights on what can be done.

Resources:

Jim's podcast is called "Policing Matters"
Book: Recruitment & Retention of Gen-Z Law Enforcement Officers https://www.blue360media.com/recruitment-retention-of-gen-z-law-enforcement-officers-1st-ed.html

Music is by DJ Williams

Hey Chaplain Podcast Bonus Episode 35

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Police, Books, Demographics, Gen Z, Generations, Health, Hiring, Leadership, Psychology, Recruiting, Relationships, Retention, Sociology, San Francisco, California

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