Today we heard on the radio that in France students protested on the streets because the retirement age set up in France should be. The "boys" are afraid that the "old" take away the job. That was a surprise to me.
In Germany, it is clear that we are in the development of demographic change, fewer people that is, the less workers are also be available.
We have to fill in the future the problem of jobs if the retirement age to stay as it is currently.
The future changes in the workplace is determined by the following features (if nothing changes): 1
"traditional" by the departure of employees, which means that the combined loss of know-
potential of the company second The working conditions and staff development are matched more and more part-time and project work, and to older and younger workers.
third
The worlds of work are determined by accelerating business and process settlements. In contrast, the "half-life of knowledge" described phenomenon is an expression of the loss of specialist knowledge: The value once reached Personnel qualification expires faster . Lifelong learning is important.
4th
learning ability in old age is adopted in enterprises is still less than or weaker. The relevant studies have refuted this. The operational culture of recognition of experience and knowledge - if any - only rather low. The development and retention of competent staff is here to be equivalent to the transfer of knowledge of the employees generations.
Was aber auch volkswirtschaftlich wichtig ist: Wir können es uns zukünftig gar nicht mehr „leisten“ arbeitsfähige Menschen mit 60 oder 65 Jahren in Rente zu schicken.
, das vom Arzt bescheinigt wird. Natürlich gibt es immer noch Menschen, die körperlich hart arbeiten oder andere die krank sind. Für die gilt, wie für alle: Wer nicht mehr arbeiten kann, muss / darf es nicht mehr. Wer kann, der sollte etwas für die Gemeinschaft tun und arbeiten. Und sei es nur 10 Stunden in der Woche – auch das kann individuell mit dem Arbeitgeber und the doctor agreed.
And I'm sure that whoever does any work that is fun to him, which is also in the "age" like to work when he can and may. And if it is not 40 hours a week.
We need the "old". There is a great saying: "Young broom sweeps clean, and the elderly know where is the dirt."
And what of
the Head of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Technical University of Munich Hans Förstl:
"... and the
models of aging and retirement age of 65 are totally outdated!
It is to each of us that he even in old age, such as the age of 80, may have a small job. No more 40-hour week - and the elderly should not take away the jobs of the young - but they should have a chance to be
socially valuable and also to feel this way. The brain must be trained continuously by activity, or it withers. We need
a life long mental exertion
and need mental as well as staying physically active, mentally and physically or we build quickly. We have to constantly keep moving, because health and fitness, you can save up a limited extent. " Source: Psychology Today, May 2010
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