Study On Hispanic Professionals Reveals Low Productivity And Engagement In The Workplace

At a time when Hispanics are projected to represent 74% of labor force growth by 2020 according to Selig Center for Economic Growth - especially as Americans get older and retire - a new study by Center for Hispanic Leadership (CHL) Academy reveals some potentially devastating news for the future of U.S. business and the American economy. According to the five year study targeting U.S. Hispanics, the country's fastest growing workforce and consumer group, Hispanic professionals in the first 10 years of their careers are only performing at 40% of their full potential in the workplace.