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An in-depth look at workers ages 45-74: reasons for working, perceived job security, ideal work scenario, and plans for retirement. More
A minority (16%) of the 50+ population is likely to return to school, according to this July-August 2009 poll, in spite of the economic recession and high unemployment. More
Attitudes of workers aged 50+ on work-related issues, including reasons for working and benefits, were examined. More
Voters age 50+ support Protecting of Older Workers Against Discrimination Act based on new national survey and state surveys in AK, ME, MA, MN and TN. More
Reports on preparing for a workforce without boomers, exploring projected future jobs and education needed to fill those jobs. More
While recognizing that older workers provide experience, knowledge and stability in the workplace, many human resource executives still view them as inflexible and resistant to change and new technolo ... More
African Americans continue to struggle in the workplace, but are uniquely positioned to take advantage of the jobs projected to be in high demand. This report provides the most comprehensive assessmen ... More
This national survey reveals that workers age 50 and older exhibit considerable interest in work-related training and believe that training improves their productivity and career prospects. Moreover, ... More
Finding and retaining skilled employees are critically important to healthcare employers. This survey of American Society for Healthcare Human Resources Administration members examines the extent to w ... More
New Jersey residents age 40 and older believe that employers found guilty of age discrimination should be required to pay the legal fees of those who have been discriminated against, and that workers ... More