Word: retirees
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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It is extremely unusual for Harvard professors to retire this early. Two Faculty administrators interviewed yesterday said that they could not remember anyone doing so in the last five years.
Safire views Reagan with personal affection and predicts eventual success for the President's economic programs. But with a reasoning that is heretical by conservative standards, he forecasts that prosperity will make Reagan retire rather than run again. Says Safire: "I think he will choose to go out a...
The more imaginative approach needed to crack the problem is a new strategy from the Harvard Graduate School of Education, aimed at dealing with the dearth of science and math teachers in Massachusetts. The Ed School intends to set up a 15-month program for middle aged workers from the...
The 90% decrease in tank production and 95% drop in fighter-plane construction over 30 years is only the most obvious manifestation of the huge sacrifices of quantity being made to achieve technological sophistication. The Navy's decision to retire 22 ships this year starkly illustrates the dilemma. It...
While Exxon, Du Pont and Kodak have offered resignation incentives to all age groups, other companies have focused on workers nearing retirement. Because these employees command the biggest salaries, their departure can generate the greatest savings. Ordinarily, workers are reluctant to retire early because they are not eligible for Social...