J Turner Research revealed which community services are most and least important to residents.
Nearly half of baby boomers who are in the workforce today say they don’t expect to retire until they're 66 or older, and one in 10 think they’ll never stop working, according to a new poll.
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Baby boomers will soon be selling their homes, but the next generation might not be willing or able to buy them.
They may be from two different generations, but millennials and baby boomers can learn a lot from each other.
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Millennials and baby boomers are from different generations, but they are a lot alike. They are both interested in maintaining optimal wellness and healthy living.
Millennials are striking back. Tired of being dissed by their elders, 20- and 30-somethings are taking to meta Facebook groups to mock the digital ineptitude of baby boomers. “A group where we all …
Millennials are giving Baby Boomers a run for their money.
This is startling for a country that prided itself on self-sufficiency
Work/life balance à la Millennial—compared to Generation X-ers or Baby Boomers—is more flexible and integrated, and also more technology-related.
LYNDA SPIEGEL: Ageism in the American workplace is a well-documented reality. But baby boomers can’t pin all the blame on ageism and hostile millennials.
Data from Indeed.com shows that small businesses are looking to fill their employment rosters with baby boomers, despite millennials taking over the workforce.