The SAGE Handbook of Aging, Work and Society 2013
DOI: 10.4135/9781446269916.n13
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Demographic Challenges for Human Resource Management: Implications from Management and Psychological Theories

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“…Hipp and Weber (2013) consider that the organizations should reward more their older employees, provide career planning and part-time options, and use retirees as interim managers, mentors and coaches. Moreover, the HRM departments should use the knowledge and talents of the ageing workforce and create an age-friendly workplace culture, with the use of age diverse work teams and the development of non-age biased HRM polices Macleod, Worman, Wilton, Woodman and Hutchings (2010).…”
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“…Hipp and Weber (2013) consider that the organizations should reward more their older employees, provide career planning and part-time options, and use retirees as interim managers, mentors and coaches. Moreover, the HRM departments should use the knowledge and talents of the ageing workforce and create an age-friendly workplace culture, with the use of age diverse work teams and the development of non-age biased HRM polices Macleod, Worman, Wilton, Woodman and Hutchings (2010).…”
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