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The big boom: The ABCs of preparing your company for the exodus of retiring baby boomers

Rehmann

is on the brink of an inevitable employment crisis: the Baby Boomer generation – comprising nearly 75 million Americans – has begun to retire in large numbers. In 2010, the percentage of retired baby boomers was 10 percent; that figure has nearly doubled today. Collect data on when key employees plan to retire.

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Prepare for Nurse Retirements and Shortage with Intelligent Workforce Planning

Visier

With baby boomers heading into retirement — by 2050 an estimated 88.5 But there is another retirement population that is perhaps even more worrying to them: nurses. This means that more than one million RN’s will reach retirement age within the next 10-15 years, leading to a drastic shortage of skilled, tenured nurses.

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How to balance paying off student loans while saving for retirement

Guideline

trillion as of June 2020, with student loan debt growing around 7% annually since 2010. For those paying off student debt, the idea of saving at the same time—be it for retirement, a down payment, a wedding, or an emergency fund—can seem impossible. You can still open up an individual retirement account like a Roth or traditional IRA.

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Diagnosing and Preventing Nurse Burnout Using People Analytics

Visier

According to a 2010 study of California’s policy by Linda Aiken, et al., As baby boomers reach post-retirement age, their demands on the healthcare system increase. It’s a prevalent problem industry-wide. 29% of nurses in California experienced high burnout, compared with 34% of nurses in New Jersey and 36% of nurses in Pennsylvania.

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CEO pay is continuing to skyrocket: Do employees care?

HRExecutive

Advertisement - When the Dodd-Frank Act was enacted in 2010, public companies started being required to report the total compensation of their CEOs and how that compares to the pay of their median employees. in a year when the stock market was down and average employee compensation rose 4.8%.

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Retirement: The Unique Status of California’s Largest Employer

HR Daily Advisor

Alanis” and “Connor,” who were both employed as peace officers by the University of California (UC), were injured on the job before they reached the age of retirement under the University of California Retirement Plan (UCRP). University Reverses Course. Alanis was an officer at UC Berkeley from 2001 through 2013.

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5 important takeaways from Microsoft’s HR strategy

HRExecutive

But as Microsoft and other companies expand their benefits offerings, Thiele offers words of caution: Don’t be dismissive of so-called table stakes like retirement and healthcare benefits, he says.