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Some 8,000 members – or 22% – of the current fully qualified workforce are over 55 and 10% are 60 or over, according to party analysis of NHS figures.

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[–] Noit@lemm.ee 1 points 2 years ago

Similar statistics are true of many industries. The last of the boomers are all hitting retirement age. You think there’s a labour shortage now, baby you ain’t seen nothing yet. We are going to have to spend so much money on automation, or we are going to have to get used to services being an order of magnitude worse.