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Business Case for Workers Age 50+: Planning for
Tomorrow’s Talent Needs in Today’s Competitive
Environment: Key Findings

Why businesses need to retain 50+ workers—and how to keep them on the job—are revealed in this study.

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What Older Workers Want From Work

Older workers tell AARP why they want to work, and what kind of work they want to do.

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Baby Boomers Envision Retirement II: Survey of Baby
Boomers' Expectations for Retirement

This study, an update to AARP's 1998 benchmark study of boomers' expectations of retirement, investigates how boomers have progressed in their retirement planning.

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Staying Ahead of the Curve 2003: The AARP Working in
Retirement Study

Findings from a survey of workers age 50+ about their vision of retirement, the jobs they imagine holding in retirement, and the jobs currently held by working retirees.

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The Aging American Workforce: Get Ready

Our workforce is growing older. Is your business ready to meet this demographic change?

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Suggested Readings on the Aging Workforce

AARP’s list of the best of the best articles, reports, and books that address issues of interest to employers of older workers.

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Employer Resource Center Publications Order Form

These AARP publications on aging workforce issues were written expressly for employers. Order your copies online.

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G7 Countries Respond to an Aging Workforce

A Towers-Perrin report addresses the preparedness of the world’s leading economies to deal with and respond to an aging workforce.