American Labor Force growing Older, More Diverse
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The American labor force is undergoing a significant demographic shift, with an increasing number of older workers aged 55 and above.
Notably, the data shows that the most significant increases have been observed among workers aged 65 to 69, while the share of workers aged 55 to 59 has declined by approximately 14 percentage points since 2002. The report also highlights the increasing diversity within the older workforce, with a smaller percentage of White Americans and a growing representation of Black and Hispanic Americans.
The EBRI emphasizes the importance of these demographic changes for employers, as they may necessitate adjustments to employee benefit plans and workplace policies to accommodate the needs of an older and more diverse workforce.
For a more detailed analysis and access to the full report, you can visit the following link:
https://www.mcknightsseniorliving.com/news/american-labor-force-growing-older-more-diverse-report/
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- Posted by: Kevin Mauro
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