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Expanding senior population spurs focus on livability in region - Vimarsana News

Expanding senior population spurs focus on livability in region

By 2034, there will be more people over age 65 than people under age 18 in the United States, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. That means there wi

I Define Who I Am: Ageism is a Cultural Issue, Not a Personal Problem - Vimarsana News

I Define Who I Am: Ageism is a Cultural Issue, Not a Personal Problem

Season 4, Episode 2 Guests: Dr. Lalia Rach, Executive Managing Director, ALHI; and Donna Kastner, Founder, Retirepreneur What impact does ageism have on women in business? Dr. Lalia Rach, executive managing director at ALHI, and Donna Kastner, founder of Retirepreneur, discuss their experience and perspective on the role that age plays in career development.

Labor Shortages and High Inflation Drive Retirees Back to Work - Vimarsana News

Labor Shortages and High Inflation Drive Retirees Back to Work

During the pandemic, a record-breaking number of people of all ages quit their jobs in “the Great Resignation.” But as inflation rises and employers increase wages to attract workers amid a labor shortage, many are returning to the workforce.

Silver is Gold connects retired professionals with new opportunities - Vimarsana News

Silver is Gold connects retired professionals with new opportunities

Most people think of retirement as sleeping in late, watching their grandchildren or tinkering with a Hobby. However, a Dayton group called Silver is Gold is trying to change the idea of retirement.

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Pandemic Driving Older Workers To Call It Quits Early - Vimarsana News

Pandemic Driving Older Workers To Call It Quits Early

Jan. 2— As businesses struggle to attract young workers to entry-level positions, the COVID-19 pandemic is driving a wave of early retirements, Dayton- area employers and analysts say. Joni Watson taught art in Dayton Public Schools for 35 years and was vice president of the Dayton Education Association teachers' union. Drawing on research by financial services...