America’s workforce is getting older as financial pressures of retirement keep workers in their jobs longer. Some 23.2 ...

Claims against the city for job-related injury or illness are at their lowest levels in more than five years but the good news will likely be short lived as an aging workforce is predicted to file ...

An ageing population is an irreversible global trend, and it risks posing serious challenges over the next few decades. Pension systems, designed when populations were younger and life expectancy ...

According to a new report, the number of workers over 55 is growing, creating concerns over long-term stability and more ...

The global workforce is undergoing a profound demographic transformation as populations age and retirement ages rise. This shift has generated a more age-diverse labour pool, prompting organisations ...

Monday we kicked off our series “The Age of Work,” which is about how demographic shifts are shaking up the U.S. and global economies. We’re starting this series in Cumberland County, Tennessee. ADP ...

In the context of a rapidly changing world of work, one of the most prominent and pervasive trends is the ageing of the working population, which is dramatic in many parts of the world. Alongside a ...

Designing healthcare benefits for a maturing workforce means there needs to be more attention on healthy aging considerations, from age-specific wellness to increased doctor visits to managing chronic ...

aren McQuillan has been a registered nurse at the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center for four decades and finds great joy in ...

The proportion of older employees in modern workplaces continues to increase. However, some companies fail to take a closer look at their challenges, often leading to risky situations on-site.

Texas agriculture leaders say the future of farming may depend on whether younger generations are willing and able to step ...

This activity was supported by contracts between the National Academy of Sciences and The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation (G-2019-12542), with additional support from the National Academy of Sciences W.K.