Unemployment is the lowest it's been in more than a decade, yet approximately 65 million Americans are in low-paid service jobs.
A with few or no benefits and unpredictable schedules found that a low-wage worker was three times more likely to stop working than to advance to a better job in any given year.
Companies can't afford to waste the potential presented by entry-level workers, who, when provided the proper leadership and training, can move to higher-paying jobs and stable careers.
Joining Cincinnati Edition to discuss how companies are changing their approach to training workers, emphasizing soft skills and the importance of providing leadership in employee advancement programs are President & CEO of , Fabian Schmahl; and , founder and chief innovation officer of and author of .
This program is part of an ongoing series, "," supported by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, in partnership with . Other .
Tune in to Cincinnati Edition October 3 at 1 p.m. to hear this segment.