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Early Retirement of Older Workers Poses Labour Shortage
A labour shortage is looming, yet harsh workplace realities are still rushing many older workers out the door before they are ready to retire.
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Retirement
Recession mad more B.C. baby boomers plan to delay retirement
Delayed retirement appears to be a more common after effect of the recession in British Columbia than other provinces, the Conference Board of Canada has found.
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71 percent of Japanese girls feel overweight: survey
Nearly three-quarters of Japanese female high-school students see themselves as overweight, despite being thinner on average than their peers in the United States, China and South Korea, a survey showed.
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Poor job prospects push many older workers to retire too soon
When older workers whose skills aren’t readily transferable get laid off, their lousy prospects for a decent new job mean many of them reluctantly choose to retire.
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Boeing enjoys glow of US$30B tanker win, but risks loom
Boeing Co, its suppliers and investors had good reason to cheer after the company snared a US$30-billion Pentagon order this week.
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Google cooks recipes into search menu
Google has began cooking recipes into its search menu in a way that lets people easily find instructions for whipping up dishes in the kitchen.
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Film industry
B.C. film sector gets $1.4-million lift
Capilano University and the Motion Picture Production Industry Association of British Columbia will receive $1,479,000 in funding from Western Economic Diversification to strengthen B.C.'s film industry, Lynne Yelich, minister of state for Western Economic Diversification announced Thursday.
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