Retirement Plan Lets Bell & Howell Workers Slide Into Retirement
Ray Henry reports Bell & Howell plans to shift aging workers toward retirement with a staged approach. Normal retirement becomes age 65, with options to work past 65 but with progressively longer time off each year and compulsory retirement near age 68. The program includes profit sharing to ease transition from the old pension policy.
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Ray Henry
Bell & Howell Co
Phowgraphic
Chicagze Company
Inco
Bell & Howell
Asong
Retirement program boosts morale for workers age sixty nine
A company surveyed workers over 69 who feared financial insecurity and loss of purpose from retirement. It launched a university led seven session group for 16 volunteers. 150 have graduated in three years. Officials report renewed optimism and pride among participants. Ray Heery invites readers to share retirement problems.
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Andi Ri
Oiajor
Office Theater: Seven Timekillers in the Busy World
Boyle notes that office life mimics theater with 16 to 160 solors performing while waiting for quitting time. He lists seven archetypes from The Efficient Housekeeper to The Daredevil, arguing the best actor often becomes boss, with The Daredevil winning in nine of ten cases.
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New York
Broadway
Frederick County Counselor Sets Maryland Rehab Record
William C. Hill, a Frederick County Vocational Rehabilitation Division counselor, has achieved the highest single record of rehabilitations in Maryland over the past two years. He completed 91 rehabilitations last year and 69 so far this year, while also serving as county rehabilitation officer for Frederick, Howard, and Carroll counties and as counselor for several local institutions. The program is described as saving federal and state welfare costs by rehabilitating individuals who can return to work.
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Romeo
Havana
Philadelphia
William C. Hill
Frederick County
Board of Education
Old Church Street
Maryland
Braddock Heights
Frederick
Howard
Carroll
Hill
Maryland School For the Deaf
Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
Victor Cullen State Hospital
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Ray Heery
Tuscaeroes
Tuscarora Boys
Edward Bowers
St. Pleasant
Simon Stull
George Brachey
Berard Bader
Tuscarora Club
J. Denham Crum
Peter Twenty
Bobby Nusbaum
Gerald Koeht
S. Michsel Stull Jr
John Crum
S Michsel Smut Jr
Upton Quinn
Jobo Crum
Gilmore
Elma
Washington
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Hamilton
Ares
T Foods
Sbert
KRAFT
Yrmatior
Carnation Instant Milk
Eprep
Pillsbury’s Best
Holland
Hawhan
H. & G. Whitings
Ens
Tor
I. Tox
Calif
S. K
Blue Cheer
Snyder’s
Hanover
Boyle
IL A.m
Sabinasville
Neston D.i
Baker Veterans Hospital
Marlby
Congress
State Legislatinsburg
W. Valinve
Elis
Eebatitaton
Williamisan
Wenchek Storm
Alcoa
Boone Brunswick
Kaul Wilson Smith Home Improvement Center
Brunswick, Me
Maas Opticians
Hagerstown
West
Second Street
Coca-Cola Company
North Market St
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