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Why Are Companies Turning to Older Workers? Should You?

AvilarHR

Not so long ago, most people worked until the age of 62 or 65 before retiring to fill their days with family, travel and recreation. However, while no one was looking, the rules of retirement changed! Roughly 10,000 Baby Boomers retire each day. At the same time, employers are starting to shift their views.

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4 Reasons Employees Are Quitting Post-COVID-19

Best Money Moves

But the problem of compensation can be traced further back, before even the 2008 financial crisis. Many employees now look in toward the future, anxious about contingency costs, or inevitables like long-term care and retirement. . 4 reasons employees are quitting post-COVID-19. Here are 4 leading causes spurring employee turnover.

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4 Reasons Employees Are Quitting Post-COVID-19

Best Money Moves

But the problem of compensation can be traced further back, before even the 2008 financial crisis. Many employees now look in toward the future, anxious about contingency costs, or inevitables like long-term care and retirement. . 4 reasons employees are quitting post-COVID-19. Here are 4 leading causes spurring employee turnover.

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The Recognition Landscape Isn’t Changing Much

China Gorman

Of the top 5 recognition programs in 2013, the top 3 remained the same (length of service, above-and-beyond performance and peer-to-peer recognition) but programs that motivate specific behaviors moved to the 4 th spot for most used programs, with a 7% increase over 2011 to 41% (a statistically notable change since 2008).

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The Art of Matchmaking Blog Series: Step 3

HR Management

With the generation gap between workers heading into retirement and those replacing them, employers who want to win the recruiting and retention game need to understand what millennials look for in a company. TIP: Have resources available, so that those who want or need to learn something have them readily available. All Aboard!

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Employer branding examples that get it right

Business Management Daily

Then, you quickly learn that the company is family-owned and has been a mainstay on Fortune’s list of Best Companies to Work For since 1998. You learn about the store’s founding by the Wegman Brothers in 1916 and its progression to current CEO Colleen Wegman. Especially in times of low unemployment, employers need every edge possible.

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Lisa Seery of Goldmnd Media: “Get comfortable with being uncomfortable”

Thrive Global

When first learning about finance, it is going to likely feel like a foreign subject and you’re not going to absorb everything. You can learn more about Lisa here. I decided that I would volunteer to be laid off. I decided that I would volunteer to be laid off. Get comfortable with being uncomfortable.