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Geez, did ANY of you actually READ the article?
The whole thrust of the article was, since there will be more EXPERIENCED (which obviously leaves out about 90% of you posters!) workers available for PART-TIME slots, thus making for more 20hr jobs to replace many of the current 40/50 hour ones...

In other words, since the boomers aren't going to be able to survive on what a broken/bankrupt social security system provides, they will be FORCED to continue to 'work from home', albeit on a reduced work-week schedule.

And given the ubiquity of IT in every phase of everyday living now, these more experienced workers will be in more demand than ever. So, in spite of the younger workers offering more 'up-to-date' skillsets, it is the ability to work with the omnipresent legacy infrastructure that the old-timers offer that will rule the day.

This is obvious on the face of it...A true "no-brainer" that apparently is beyond the grasp of you bunch of 'no-brains'.
Posted by: 1stcyberian   Posted on: 06/04/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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20 hour week - thats what the new age economy demands  code_Warrior | 05/30/07
Also true, but managers are known for treating people like monkeys, cargo,  HypnoToad72 | 05/30/07
Load of crap...  aulax@... | 05/30/07
ya i agree with you..  jakex3@... | 05/30/07
I leave my Cell at home  voska | 05/30/07
you're the guy who works...  stevey_d | 05/30/07
Retain experienced workers?  HypnoToad72 | 05/30/07
Sounds like another wage to downsize wages and offload health care costs  ordaj@... | 05/30/07
I concure ... THIS is where that BELONGS! wink n/t  btljooz | 06/04/07
Yes, and no...  No_Ax_to_Grind | 05/30/07
Almost zero chance this will happen any time soon  Omch'Ar | 05/30/07
... could happen ...  Reverend MacFellow | 05/31/07
A different view  roberto_maietta@... | 05/31/07
and if you don't ?  magcomment | 05/31/07
Sorry, but CIO's and lower end supervisors aren't going to let this happen  maldain | 06/04/07
soo what your saying is..  Been_Done_Before | 05/31/07
... and we will vacation on the moon ...  Reverend MacFellow | 05/31/07
poppycock - or nothing new at all  shraven | 05/31/07
20 weeks  Silent Observer | 05/31/07
Who could afford it?  Marty R. Milette | 05/31/07
You better clue management in on this!  ejhonda | 05/31/07
Weren't they saying this in the 70's?  picklehead | 05/31/07
Doe these ppl research or just pull stuff out of their head?  btljooz | 06/04/07
aka "The Triple Revolution - A Letter To President Johnson" c. 1964  gardoglee | 06/04/07
Offshore workers will be happy with your job.  MV_z | 06/02/07
Hmmm...I'm having a 70s flashback here  suemac5 | 06/04/07
I concure n/t  btljooz | 06/04/07
IGNORE THE POST ABOVE. It belongs elsewhere plain  btljooz | 06/04/07
I had a job once that only required 40 hours/week.  stan@... | 06/04/07
Geez, did ANY of you actually READ the article?  1stcyberian | 06/04/07
As one of the more experienced workers,  stan@... | 06/04/07
Sure, and what are companies doing with experienced people?  caltinbay@... | 06/04/07
a.k.a. - the DEATH OF RETIREMENT  ig@... | 06/05/07
Halftime=halfpay?  shorty943@... | 06/04/07
you can't perform 40 hours a week  bcroner | 06/04/07
as long as there are computers  nix_hed | 06/05/07
goes with the PAPERLESS Office i presume  ig@... | 06/05/07
Out of step already  zclayton2 | 06/05/07
Nice idea, but in our lifetime?  johnnevin | 06/05/07
Not 20 hour work weeks  jfp | 06/19/07
It's about selfishness  THEE WOLF | 06/26/07

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