Retiring attitudes of work shift with Herman Group CEO
E Herman CEO of The Herman Group in Greensboro 60 says retirement is evaporating as Americans live longer and stay productive. He notes many work full time or contract after 65 and cites Labor Department data on engaged seniors. Authors Marika and Howard Stone echo the trend toward delaying retirement.
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Herman Group
Greensboro
N.C
U.S
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U.S. Department of Labor
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Howard Stone
Plume
Offshoring Tax Dollars: Warnings From Economists and Politicians
U.S. firms moving white collar jobs overseas could drain tax revenues and strain Social Security and Medicare funds. Estimates say up to 34 billion in tax receipts could vanish if 3.3 million jobs shift abroad by 2015, with experts warning about reduced innovation and national competitiveness.
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San Jose
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U.S
India
China
Forrester Research
John McGowan
Saint Louis University
Wall Street
Cynthia Kroll
University of California, Berkeley
Silicon Valley
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Layoff survivors eye exits as economy improves
Mike McGuire left his job after years of layoffs and rising workload. With workforces leaner and wages flat, survivors fear more turnover as the job market shows signs of recovery per Work Trends 2004. Experts say firms must offer growth or pay to keep top performers.
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Julie Forster
Knight Ridder
ST. Paul
U.S
Minneapolis
Gantz Wiley
Scott Brooks
Gantz Wiey
Sohn
Silicon Valley
McGuire
U.S. Bank
Lee Artimovich
Korn/Ferry
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