FYI
When our working lives end at 45
DAVID THOMSON looks at trends in age group employment and suggests that
people in their later 40s and 50s will soon have to find something else to
do.
Dialogue, NZ Herald, 5 August 1999
Paid work past about age 45 is vanishing fast. This change of the pas
I read the article too. I think the clause "if the current ratio of jobs to
residents stays constant" is an awfully big "if" given the forecasts of
Rifkin and others to the effect that technology will decrease the net number
of jobs available. I also noticed that the big vacancies were predicted f
Robert,
I'm sure there are many people testing their
machines. What I am doing now is to be sure
that my clock registers the correct time and date,
no matter what, if I am sending an e-mail.
Like any disease, finding the beginning of it is
interesting but not much practical use other than
as
Re: "Plenty of jobs in future for today's kids", The Toronto Star,
Thursday, August 5, 1999, p. 1 and A20.
I would like to hear your response to the Urban Futures Institutue's
Report released in today's newspaper.
According to this report the retirement of the big bulge of the baby
boom (currently
Could it be, that the mails on future-work with wrong dates are
disturbing my mail system?
I am working with Netscape 3.0 under Windows 3.11.
When loadinng down the wrongdated mails Netscape crashed.
So I had to uninstall and install Netscape twice.
Now I have removed all the mails from the las
