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The U.S. workforce – like the general population – is aging, and that trend brings with it consequences which affect workplace health and safety in a significant way.
The large attendance at a Safety 2015 session entitled, “The Silver Tsunami, Are You Ready for the Shifting Age Paradigm?” suggested an understanding on the part of safety practitioners that this issue is a serious one, and one that will affect many companies.