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Treating the Uninsured
Want to provide charity care? Here's how to do it without going broke. (ARTICLE)
How to Plan For Long-Term Care
As life expectancies grow, the reality of needing some form of long-term care continues to increase, as does ... (ARTICLE)
How Do You Plan for a Bad Economy?
Hear the story of the founder of a successful architecture firm and apply his lessons to your own ... (ARTICLE)
Shareholder Buy-Sell Agreements
A Buy-Sell Agreement provides for the buying and selling of the stock in a corporation of a withdrawing ... (ARTICLE)
Business Plan: Senior Living Facility
This is a business plan for a senior living facility that provides food preparation, laundry, housekeeping, and personal ... (FORM)
Generation Y Brings More Retail Challenges
Like their parents, they like to spend, but they do it differently. (BLOG POST)
Blossoming Opportunity in the Skin Care Industry
Anti-aging is the fastest-growing skin segment, standing at $567.6 million and representing the biggest category in skin care. (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Aging and health in South Dakota: who will providecare?
Demographers have long been writing of an aging population. The forthcoming demographic changes predicted include the doubling of ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Japan's expanding market for pharmaceuticals andhealthcare.
A feature of Japan's demographics is the aging of the population. The number of people in Japan who ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
How useful is Okun's law?
From the beginning of 2003 through the first quarter of 2006, real gross domestic product in the United ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Japanese frozen food market edges up; industry eyes
seniors for future...
Frozen food consumption is greater than people thought it was, according to the Japan Frozen Food Association ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Practice and research in career counseling anddevelopment--2006.
The author presents professional literature published in 2006 related to career counseling and development. The literature is organized ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Time to eat: household production under increasing
income inequality.
There are two activities that every person must do to survive: eat and sleep. While the latter ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Introduction to the special issue on workforceplanning, with a particular...
I was a history major in college. We were told repeatedly that the value in studying history was ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Capitalizing on the new matureworkforce.
In order to help employers and human resources professionals understand key trends and prepare for the aging of ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
SHRM: 2002 Workplace Demographic Trends
Survey.
This survey explores the workplace implications and impact of the demographic trends of aging population, increase in ethnic ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Natural Selection
If there is one constant in retailing, it is that trends usually stem from consumer-driven changes. Demographics, generational ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Loyalty and disengagement--taming the retention
monster.
Australia's labour market is becoming increasingly tight with unemployment at its lowest for more than 30 years. (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Early commitment to college will be good for
L.A.'s economy.
IN hiS new book, "Immigrants and Boomers," University of Southern California professor Dowell Myers makes a case ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Are you too family friendly? As the proportion of
single and childless...
Single employees' inner resentment about married peers' family needs can surface innocently enough. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Thomas Harpointner, ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) | |
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