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Engaging the mature worker

18 Apr 2011

Although many mature workers choose to remain engaged in the workforce in Alberta, there is still potential to increase participation rates and the valuable contribution that mature workers make to the workforce and the Alberta economy. [...] According to the Conference Board of Canada: … Research indicates that the imminent retirement of the baby-boom generation heralds profound change in the composition and structure of our national labour force and that by 2015 not enough qualified people will be available to fill all of the positions vacated by departing mature employees. [...] Workplace Practices Goal 1 – Engage Employers There is a shared understanding of the value of mature workers in the workplace and in increasing mature workers’ participation in the labour force. [...] Priority Actions •. Identify and support a network of employer champions to promote the retention of mature workers and the value of succession planning to minimize the loss of experience, corporate memory and mentorship that occurs when people retire.
education economics economy labor market recession skilled labor psychology labour market canada ageing business culture employment labour productivity retirement social sciences unemployment employer pension labor supply alberta jobs older people baby boomers retention employee retention age and employment aging in the american workforce
ISBN
9780778593607
Pages
28
Published in
Canada

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