14 May 2012—Three-quarters of Eligible Adults 62+ Postponed Social Security in 2011

7 May 2012—One Year is the Average Length of Unemployment for Older Jobseekers

30 April 2012—Almost Half of Adults Aged 65-69 Receive Wages, Salaries, or Income from Self-employment

23 April 2012—Fifteen Percent of Older Adults Lack Health Insurance

17 April 2012—Almost a Third of Older Adults Have Had Adult Children Living at Home

9 April 2012—One-fifth of U.S. Workers Say They Don't Plan to Stop Working

2 April 2012—A Third of Grandparent Caregivers Are Also in the Labor Force

26 March 2012—Over One Third of Volunteers Don't Come Back

19 March 2012—Young Adults Thought to Be Struggling More in Today's Economy

12 March 2012—Almost Half of Older Adults Expect Lower Standard of Living in Retirement Than That of Previous Generation

5 March 2012—By 2020, One Quarter of the Labor Force Will Be 55-and-older

27 February 2012—Fewer Older Workers Expect to Retire at 62 or 65

20 February 2012—Older Workers More Likely to Have Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

13 February 2012—Retirement Savings Declined Modestly for Pre-retirees During Recession

6 February 2012—Early Retirement More Likely when Retiree Health Insurance Available

30 January 2012—Fewer Older Adults in Poverty Compared to 40 Years Ago

23 January 2012—College Degrees Are a Goal for Many Older Adults

17 January 2012—Almost Twice As Many Younger Boomers As Older

9 January 2012—Compared to 1970, the Educational Level of the Older Population Has Significantly Increased

3 January 2012—Job Earnings Provide 30% of Income For Adults Over 65

26 December 2011—Older Adults Are Living Longer, Compared to 50 Years Ago

19 December 2011—Many Older Workers Lack Access to Retirement Plans

12 December 2011—Do Boomers Want to Retire? Yes and No.

5 December 2011—Most Adults Have Worked Alternative Work Schedules During Their Early Careers

28 November 2011—Smoking Less Prevalent Among Older Workers Than Younger

21 November 2011—Proportion of Older Workers in Low Paying Jobs Unchanged Despite Recession

14 November 2011—Age 45+ Is the New Majority

7 November 2011—Unemployment Among Older U.S. Workers Varies by Ethnicity and Gender

31 October 2011—Workplace Flexibility Used by Employees With and Without Disabilities

24 October 2011—Most Employers Don't Measure the Impact of Absence from Work

17 October 2011—Almost 50% of Men and 40% of Women Aged 55+ Are In the Labor Force

11 October 2011—One-Third of Younger Retirees Engaged In Post-Career Employment

3 October 2011—Age Diversity: Progress Being Made, But Improvement Needed

26 September 2011—Paid-Time-Off Banking System Gives Employees Flexibility

19 September 2011—Few Employers Provide Training on Workplace Flexibility

12 September 2011—A Quarter of Working & Non-working Adults Assist Parents Financially

6 September 2011—Employers Try to Retain Older Workers to Avoid Knowledge Drain

29 August 2011—Early Retirement Often Unplanned

22 August 2011—Older Adults Work Beyond Retirement to Remain Engaged

15 August 2011—Businesses Beware: Employees Considering a Move Could Trigger Critical Talent Shortage

8 August 2011—Businesses Leveraging Flex for Recruitment and Retention

1 August 2011—Flexibility Major Reason to Look for New Job

25 July 2011—A Third of Unemployed Older Adults Without Health Insurance

18 July 2011—After 4 to 5 Months, Many Job Seekers Abandon Search

11 July 2011—Minority of Employees Have Flextime, but Majority Want It

5 July 2011—Older Workers Report Gloomy Financial Self Assessment

27 June 2011—Younger Employees Feeling Pressure to Balance Work—Life Responsibilities

20 June 2011—Increase Employee Job Satisfaction with Time & Place Management

13 June 2011—Employee Job Satisfaction Higher With Flexible Work Arrangements

6 June 2011—Staying Healthy of Greatest Importance to the Age 50+ Population

31 May 2011—One in Five US Workers Aged 55+

23 May 2011—Despite Recession, Slight Increase in Older Worker Labor Force Participation

16 May 2011—Employers Concerned About Loss of Talent

9 May 2011—Despite Recession, Older Worker Labor Force Participation Increases

2 May 2011—Workers Aged 65+ Increase Their Labor Participation

25 April 2011—One In Eight Older Adults Among Long-term Unemployed

19 April 2011—Labor Force Participation of Women Relatively Stable

11 April 2011—Incentives Lacking for Participation in Wellness Programs

4 April 2011—Social Security Primary Income For Poor Older Adults

28 March 2011—Labor Force Participation of Older Workers in the Millions

21 March 2011—Workforce Projected To Grow Older This Decade

14 March 2011—Beyond Age 50, Fewer Women Continue to Work

7 March 2011—Despite Recession Firms Offering Benefits Beyond Federal, State Requirements

28 February 2011—Older Workers Working Longer Than a Decade Ago

21 February 2011—Reemployment Difficult for Older Workers

14 February 2011—Reemployment Easier for Young for Younger Workers

7 February 2011—Older Men Gain Re-employment, But At a Lower Wage

31 January 2011—US Companies Flexible Despite Recession

24 January 2011—Returning to Work, Overqualified

18 January 2011—Since Recession, More Older Persons Still Working

10 January 2011—Older Workers Sacrifice Pay, Career Direction to Land New Job

04 January 2011—Need to Increase Engagement? Make Work Interesting ... And Retain Older Workers