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Articles 1-18 out of 18 article(s) Title Author Type Date Words Employment Of Seniors. Dec 2, 2009 983 Over 76,000,000 baby boomers--more than one-quarter of the U.S. population--are entering their 50s and 60s, but retirement in the traditional sense of the word apparently is not for them. Brief article Apr 1, 2009 81 Fiscal impacts of an aging population in Montana. Haynes, George W.; Young, Douglas J.; Watts, Myles Sep 22, 2008 2114 United States at threshold of dramatic demographic shift. Brief article Jun 1, 2008 141 Bridging the digital divide: older workers know the business; younger workers know the technology. EAPs can help employers bring the two together to share technological expertise and critical business knowledge. Salkowitz, Rob Apr 1, 2008 2166 Group life to the rescue: when baby boomers start retiring, they may cause employee shortages in important positions. Improved group life benefits could keep them working or lure them back. Panko, Ron Feb 1, 2007 2649 Effecting thought and value change: EAPs are playing an important role in encouraging greater tolerance of, and respect for, workers of Middle Eastern heritage and their family members. Rogers, Mary-Ellen Jan 1, 2007 1396 Back to work: as more post-retirees return to the workplace, insurers and benefit brokers are designing benefit packages that incorporate their needs. Chordas, Lori Aug 1, 2005 2716 New challenges: if baby boomers continue to work during retirement, underwriters may need to rethink group disability benefits. Bannach, Jerry Aug 1, 2005 788 The labor force and unemployment: three generations of change: the influence of the baby-boom generation on the U.S. unemployment rate continues unabated today; the subsequent, smaller generation X'ers and echo boomers have had considerably less of an influence on the rate. Sincavage, Jessica R. Jun 1, 2004 5156 Ten jobs by age 36. . Brief Article Sep 1, 2002 203 Disabled workers may solve void in employment: Business finds resource waiting to be tapped. (Special Report: Insurance). Harnett, Carol Brief Article Feb 11, 2002 976 Coping with the Graying Workforce. (Human Resources). Goldberg, Beverly Statistical Data Included Jan 1, 2002 2564 Older workers: employment and retirement trends. Purcell, Patrick J. Oct 1, 2000 10386 Over 40 - staying in the game: boomers may be graying, but they're still in charge. Fisher, Sara Mar 29, 1999 1325 Survey reports: baby-boomers now face age factor when searching for a job. Dec 22, 1998 553 Comparing the labor market success of young adults from two generations. Schrammel, Kurt Feb 1, 1998 5135 Another look at the labor force. Fullerton, Howard N., Jr. Nov 1, 1993 5640