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Why Leaders Need to Value Their Retirement-Age Workforce

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New Age of Aging

The perception of aging is evolving, with individuals in their 60s and 70s achieving peak performance and success. Older individuals are engaging in productive and extraordinary endeavors, reshaping the conventional image of old age. There is a growing recognition of the value that older employees bring, with statistics showing higher entrepreneurial success rates among those over 55. Employers are starting to acknowledge the importance of age diversity and are gradually adapting to retain older employees, recruit individuals of all age groups, and integrate age diversity into their organizational culture.

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