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Business, Work, and Benefits: Adjusting to Change
EBRI Policy Forum Proceedings, 1989
ISBN 0-86643-063-6
Paperback, 329 pp.
PDF, 14.3 mg
Employee Benefit Research Institute, © 1989
ISBN 0-86643-063-6
Paperback, 329 pp.
PDF, 14.3 mg
Employee Benefit Research Institute, © 1989
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Executive Summary
Americans are faced with change. Global competition, information technology, demographic shifts, and changing tax laws have confronted the population during the 1980s and are certain to continue through the end of the 20th century and into the 21st. As we adjust to these changes, we are challenging traditional ways of thinking about work, benefits, individual and family responsibilities, and employer-employee relationships.
This book explores the nature of these changes and their consequences for the nation's public and private health, welfare, and economic security programs.