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Third age careers meeting the corporate challenge | Author(s) | Barry Curnow, John McLean Fox |
Publisher | Gower, Aldershot, 1994 |
Pages | 138 pp |
Source | Gower Publishing Ltd, Gower House, Croft Road, Aldershot, Hampshire GU11 3HR. |
Keywords | Employment of older people ; Middle aged ; Employment ; Companies ; Retirement policy ; Case studies. |
Annotation | The transition from work to retirement can be challenging. The authors outline the implications of the Third Age phenomenon as a business issue for organisations, and as a critical life-planning requirement for individuals. They suggest practical ways in which businesses can enhance their mature employees' motivation and performance; and indicate how people can plan their future in such a way that they will experience a fulfilled Third Age. They also share experiences gained in setting up the consultancy firm, Future Perfect. Case studies are presented as examples of best practice: Guinness, Kleinwort Benson, Shell, BT, IBM, Ford, and Marks and Spencer. (RH). |
Accession Number | CPA-000615203 B |
Classmark | GC: SE: WJ: X2: G5: 69P |
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