End of mandatory retirement sparks national debate
The 65 year retirement rule faces scrutiny as Thelma Davis, 69, and Harry Lapow, 67, join 22.4 million Americans 65 plus in challenging age limits. Scholars say retirement can be positive with resources. critics demand choice and curb age discrimination as Congress considers civil rights protections and a Supreme Court ruling looms.
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Harry Lapow
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U.S. Census Bureau
Robert L. Kahn
University of Chicago
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U.S. Supreme Court
Robert D. Murgia
Massachusetts
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Americans pricing themselves out of foreign job market
In New York, AP reports that Americans seeking overseas management positions at high salaries may face more frustration as the appeal of foreign postings wanes. Executive search firms note fewer truly lucrative, readily attainable opportunities for U.S. executives abroad.
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Howard Johnson
Riviera
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Middle East
Eastman and Beaudine
Britain
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Social Work Association forms at Alderson-Broaddus College
A new Social Work Association has been formed at Alderson-Broaddus College to coordinate college and community service projects, host speakers, and give social work students campus identity. Offic ers include Jeanie DeVito as acting president and Susie Clippinger, Jeannette Pa.,Portia Williams, Willie Broyles in key posts. faculty advisors are Mary Ellen Hibbs and B Cortez Tipton.
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Fred Gladfelter
West Virginia
Bramwell
Mary Ellen Hibbs
B. Cortez Tipton
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