Early Retirement - Early retirement now a trend - The Nation Newspaper
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Studies conducted with young retirees suggest the joys of early retirement include getting up when they want, napping when the mood hits, and not having to …
ST. LOUIS, Mo.—-The St. Louis Post-Dispatch has completed an offering of early retirement incentives that will result in an adjustment of staffing levels. … read more
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, a property of newspaper publisher Lee Enterprises Inc., said Friday it completed an early retirement offering. … read more
Although fewer Ohio University employees enrolled in the early retirement program than administrators targeted, the university was still able to eliminate the correct number of positions. … read more
“It is sad that the Conservatives have failed to understand why we needed a new GP contract. All sides recognised that the UK had too few family doctors. Recruitment was at an all time low, and doctors were thinking of taking early retirement because of the unsustainable workload. … read more
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UPDATE:Southwest Sees 3Q Chgs For Early Retirement, Hedging
CNNMoney.com - … it would take a one-time pretax charge of $25 million in the quarter for Project Early Departure, a program offering early retirement to some employees. … |
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Racing: Influenza sends mares, fillies into early retirement
New Zealand Herald, New Zealand - SYDNEY - Equine influenza has already claimed the Sydney spring carnival and now it is prematurely ending the racing careers of some fillies and mares. … |
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Post-Dispatch Workers Celebrate Their Early Retirement
KSDK, MO - By Jeff Small (KSDK) - Friday officially marked the last day for 60 St. Louis Post-Dispatch employees who are taking early retirement. … |
ST. LOUIS The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, a property of newspaper publisher Lee Enterprises Inc., said Friday it completed an early retirement offering. … read more
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Blyth pension fund collapsed after 1m hit by early retirement of …
Scotsman, United Kingdom - THE early retirement of two directors contributed to a gaping hole in a Scottish engineering company's pension fund, a tribunal has been told. … |