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For dealerships, a ‘flexible' job can be many things, panelists say

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Walser Automotive Group Executive Vice President Sherry Schultz, left, joins Hireology CEO Adam Robinson and Automotive News Executive Editor Jamie Butters on the recruitment and retention panel. (CASHMAN PRODUCTIONS)
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Mark Hollmer
February 01, 2024 11:44 PM

LAS VEGAS — As dealers continue to struggle with recruiting and retaining staff, many potential employees demand flexibility.

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