America is aging and so is it’s workforce. In the next decade the largest age group in America will be those people between 55 and 64 years old. |
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Today, that age group makes up 10% of the workforce. But in less than 5 years it will represent 20% of the workforce. In “Senior Workers” WKSU’s Mark Urycki shows us that as baby boomers age they will likely change the way we think about retirement.
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Paul Magnus, Director of Senior Workers Action Program, talks about working seniors and his concern for today’s workforce.
 Listen to the Paul Magnus interview  |
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SWAP.org — (Senior Workers’ Action Program) Devoted to helping older adults and their families avoid premature or inappropriate institutionalization.
Ag.Ohio.State.Edu — Aging in Ohio web site (an extension of the Ohio State University).
NCOA.org — (National Council on the Aging) Organizations and professionals dedicated to promoting the dignity, self-determination, and well being of older persons.
MaturityWorks.org — A service of the National Council on the Aging (NCOA). |
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