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Work And Aging
Work And Aging The California Supreme Court has let stand a lower court ruling allowing companies to lay off older workers to save money. Does this set a bad precedent and fly in the face of demographic reality? Or is it just business sense? We'll talk about the gift of longevity, age discrimination, and second careers.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readJames Guziak: Sole Practitioner in Orange California whose practice who specializes in employment law; plaintiff's lawyer in California Supreme Court Case Jim Kuns: Staff Consultant, Employers Group Dr. Fernando Torres-Gil: Director of UCLA Center for Policy Research on Aging; served as Assistant Secretary for Aging in the US Department of Health and Human Services, 1993-96 Tom Osborne: Attorney in American Association of Retired Persons litigation unit, Washington DC William Strauss: Co-author, with Neil Howe, of "13th Gen" "Generations" "The 4th Turning" Dr. Mary Ann Rust: Director, Success Training Institute, Woodland Hills; Career Counselor James Birren: Associate Director, UCLA Center On Aging; Author of "Where to Go From Here" Burke Sable: President, 40+ of California Will Swaim: Editor, OC Weekly
topic: OC BILINGUAL EDUCATION PROGRAM
