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Global Industrial Robotics Market Analysis Report 2023-2027: Growing Demand from SMEs in Developing Countries is Fueling the Growth of the Market and Presenting Opportunities - Vimarsana News

Global Industrial Robotics Market Analysis Report 2023-2027: Growing Demand from SMEs in Developing Countries is Fueling the Growth of the Market and Presenting Opportunities

/PRNewswire/ -- The Global Industrial Robotics Market and Volume by Segment, Application, Geographical Distribution, Recent Developments, and Key Players...

Only 50% of People Stay Employed in Their 50s. How to Prepare. - Vimarsana News

Only 50% of People Stay Employed in Their 50s. How to Prepare.

Common retirement advice assumes 50-somethings are in their top earnings years. Unfortunately, there's more to the story.

New Research Shows Working Longer To Maximize Social Security Is 'Not an Adequate Solution' — Here's Why - Vimarsana News

New Research Shows Working Longer To Maximize Social Security Is 'Not an Adequate Solution' — Here's Why

Americans are often advised to work longer and hold off on claiming Social Security. It's a solid plan theoretically, in that it's all part of a strategy of maximizing your eventual Social Security...

Source: yahoo.com
Students try farm work on school holidays as agriculture industry seeks young people - Vimarsana News

Students try farm work on school holidays as agriculture industry seeks young people

The average age of an Australian farmer is 58, but it is becoming more common to spot teenagers working on farms as the sector tries to boost its ageing workforce. 

Source: abc.net.au
South Korea Paying $500 to Young Shut-Ins so They'll Leave the House - Vimarsana News

South Korea Paying $500 to Young Shut-Ins so They'll Leave the House

Around 338,000 Korean youths have shut themselves at home for months, or even years, South Korea's family ministry estimates.