Repetitive Industrial Accidents in Construction: Due to Aging Workforce and Reduced Construction Costs, the Adequate Wage System as a Solution
A survey reveals that construction industry stakeholders attribute the recurrent industrial accidents primarily to insufficient construction costs, an aging and low-skilled workforce, and illegal subcontracting practices.
[Exclusive] Im Ho-geun Appointed as Population Policy Secretary After Nine Months of Easing of Lee Jae-myung's Government
Im Ho-geun has been appointed as the Population Policy Secretary in Lee Jae-myung's government, a position that had been vacant for nine months.
Overburdened Healthcare, Aging Workforce, and Unmotivated Youth: The Perfect Storm That Triggers Increased Sick Leaves
In Spain, a significant increase in work-related absences due to illness has been noted, attributed to an overburdened healthcare system, an aging workforce, and low motivation among younger employees.
The ‘Lawsuit War’ Between Jung Hee-won and a Former Colleague... Both Submitted ‘Non-Punishment Requests’ Together
Both Jung Hee-won, the head of the Low Aging Research Institute, and his former colleague, a woman in her 30s, have submitted requests for non-punishment to the police after having previously filed mutual accusations against each other.
Aging Threatens Family Farming in America.. Who Will Inherit the Fields?
Aging farmers in the U.S. struggle to pass on their farms to younger generations, risking the future of family agriculture amidst rising costs and low commodity prices.
Projected Employment Growth Rate to Drop to 0% in Ten Years Due to Low Birth Rates, Aging Population, and AI
A report predicts that South Korea's employment growth rate will stabilize at 0% by 2034, driven by low birth rates, an aging population, and advancements in AI technology.
Low birth rate: the country that tops the podium and where Argentina stands in the region
Argentina faces a significant decline in birth rates, with births dropping by 40% in less than a decade, highlighting a demographic shift towards an aging population.
A common pesticide accelerates aging in fish and possibly in humans?
Chronic exposure to low doses of a widely used agricultural pesticide may accelerate aging in fish and reduce their lifespan, according to new research led by biologist Jason Rohr.
Expensive money in the era of aging economies: new normal or episode?
The article discusses the impact of prolonged low interest rates and quantitative easing on global capital flows and economic stability post-2008 financial crisis, particularly in the context of inflation and deflation risks.