How to keep older workers safe and productive on the job

By Emily Payne | June 07, 2018 at 11:12 AM

Older workers are staying on the job, and employers are happy to have them. Here's how to make sure the relationship continues to run smoothly.

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Americans anticipate retiring an early retirement retirement savings welcome the decision request their employers Related: Delaying retirement can have remarkable benefits accommodate workers

Recognizing the signs

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Modifying the environment

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Focus on health and wellness

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