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DMU International College Programme:            International Incorporated Masters Module title:          Issues in International Human Resource Management Module Code:        LIPC3400 Owning Board:      Joint Academic Board (DMU/OIEG) Faculty:                 University Wide Learning (DMU) Term/semester:     Summer Term (1), 2020 Module Tutor:        Fiona Lloyd Email address:      Fiona.lloyd@dmu .ac.uk Assessment:         Ass 2, Final Coursework, In

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Society is maturing at an exceptional rate. Keeping in view demographic conditions, estimates show that 2025, approx. 50-75 million individuals representing around 30% of the populace inside the Europe will be matured and cross the age level of 55 years (Andersarchive, 2015). A concern which is developing for the society is that there will be less count of youth specialists to help a developing number of individuals who are becoming aged and have resigned from work. Two ways to deal with this issue incorporates empowering those aged workers who are presently working to stay working and persuading those people who have been retired to start working again. These progressions have been joined by different patterns, which impact more seasoned grown-up adults’ interest in the work environment. One striking pattern relates with technology, which is progressing and advancing at an uncommon rate. Easy and frequent accessibility of computers, including the widespread use of Internet and hierarchical intranets, have added to a twenty-first century working patterns which exhibits very dissimilar ambience which almost each old aged worker have had experienced when they started their work at young age. While the former changes alone are sufficiently striking to warrant a genuine thought of maturing and innovation in the work environment, they give off an impression of being the tip of an ever-developing ice sheet.

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