Trends in job demands among older workers, 1992-2002

"The aging of the population raises concerns about the Nation's ability to support future retirees, whose numbers will soar once members of the 'baby-boom' cohort begin reaching old age in coming years. If current employment patterns persist, there will be fewer workers in the fu...

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Vydáno v:	Monthly Labor Review Ročník 127; číslo 7; s. 48 - 56
Hlavní autor:	Johnson, Richard W.
Médium:	Journal Article Magazine Article Trade Publication Article
Jazyk:	angličtina
Vydáno:	Washington United States Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics 01.07.2004 Superintendent of Documents
Témata:	Age Age and employment Aging Aging (Individuals) Arthritis Blue Collar Occupations Cancer Case studies Computers Demographics Dependents Early retirement Economic statistics Economic trends Educational Attainment Employees, Workload Employment Employment Patterns Employment Qualifications Evaluation Exertion Federal Legislation Forecasts and trends Health status Job characteristics Job qualifications Job requirements Job vacancies Labor Labor demand Labor force Labor sector Life expectancy Lung diseases Manufacturing Market trend/market analysis Medical conditions Medicare Middle age Old age Older Adults Older people Older people, Employment Older workers Population Quality of work life Retirees Retirement Retirement age Retirement benefits Self employment Social security Stress Trends United States Vision Vocational qualifications Work Workers Washington United States > US
ISSN:	0098-1818, 1937-4658
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Shrnutí:	"The aging of the population raises concerns about the Nation's ability to support future retirees, whose numbers will soar once members of the 'baby-boom' cohort begin reaching old age in coming years. If current employment patterns persist, there will be fewer workers in the future available to produce goods and services, threatening standards of living for Americans of all ages. As long as job demands do not force many older workers into retirement, increasing employment among older adults could relieve these demographic pressures. This article explores the ability of the labor force to accommodate older adults by examining recent trends in job demands among older workers." (Monthly Labor Review)
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ISSN:	0098-1818 1937-4658