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| West Virginia Hospitals Recognized for Attracting, Keeping Workers Over 50 | |||||
| Topic | Equal Employment Opportunity | ||||
| Key Words | Older workers, retention | ||||
| News Story |
By 2012, about 20 percent of the nation's workforce will be age 55 or older, according to the American Association for Retired People. AARP recognized St. Mary's Medical Center in Huntington, Va. as one of the top 35 employers in the nation for people ages 50 and over. 467 of the center's 2,212 employees are 50 or older, with about 30 employees aged 65 and up. Nearly half of all the employees at St. Mary's have worked there for more than ten years. Some of the efforts St. Mary's makes for its older workforce include:
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| Source | "West Virginia Hospitals Recognized for Attracting, Keeping Workers Over 50," Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News, Sept. 14, 2004, pNA. | ||||
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