Canadians Forgoing Retirement – Spending More Years On The Job
Older Canadians are forgoing a life of leisure out of the workforce and opting to spend more of their golden years on the job, continuing an ongoing trend of delaying retirement, according to a new study. Research from Statistics Canada finds that a 50-year-old worker...Innovative Solutions Required to Retain Older Workers
It’s traditionally been the magic age of retirement but with people living longer than ever before, it doesn’t always make sense to quit working simply because you’re 65 years old. “It’s just a date. So many benefit programs traditionally...Hiring Older Workers Part of An Employer Bandwagon
“…..we’re either going to have to produce a whole lot more Canadians in the next 23 years or consumers will have to get accustomed to scarcer products and services. In the meantime, corporate CEOs and business leaders are looking towards older workers as a...Over 55? How to stay in demand
From embracing social media to updating a wardrobe, older workers need to stay current. An executive search expert explains how. While there are undoubtedly companies that want to hire executives who will remain with them for 20 years and may not be interested in...Advertisement
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