Reggie Wells: Something surprising about the Social Security workforce

The Social Security Administration deals with Americans as they age. It's workforce tends to be aging also. One reason is people tend to stay at Social Security...

Reggie Wells, chief human capital officer, SSA

The Social Security Administration deals with Americans as they age. It's workforce tends to be aging also. One reason is people tend to stay at Social Security. Reggie Wells, SSA's chief human capital officer. tells Federal Drive with Tom Temin the agency's  largest group of employees is not the oldest.

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