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1. jfs.ohio.gov › about › communicationsOhio offers free employment resources for workers 55 and older

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   Sep 23, 2024 · Ohio offers free employment resources for workers 55 and older. September 23, 2024. COLUMBUS, OHIO – During National Workforce Development Month and National Employ Older Workers Week, Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS) Director Matt Damschroder and Ohio Department of Aging Director Ursel J. McElroy remind all Ohioans that ...

2. www.ohioemployerlawblog.com › 2022 › 04Ohio enacts sweeping changes to state wage and hour laws

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   Apr 14, 2022 · Thursday, April 14, 2022. Ohio enacts sweeping changes to state wage and hour laws. Beginning July 6, 2022, Ohio employers have a new set of rules under which to pay their employees. SB 47 revamps Ohio's wage and hour statute to correct some major differences that have historically existed between it and the federal Fair Labor Standards Act. It ...

3. spectrumnews1.com › 09 › 23The importance of hiring older workers in Ohio - Spectrum News

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   Sep 24, 2024 · The im­por­tance of hiring older workers in Ohio. COLUMBUS, Ohio — Lexie Wildermuth is the regional workforce development manager for Vantage Aging. She said she sees firsthand how age discrimination is impacting older people every day who are struggling to survive even with social security. “Age discrimination, individuals that are 40 ...

4. ohio.gov › gov › siteOlder Workers and Job Seekers - Ohio.gov

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   Nov 4, 2022 · Workers of all ages are important to the success of Ohio's workforce. Workers of all ages bring value to Ohio's workforce, but older workers and job-seekers may face challenges to competing and succeeding in today's job market. The Department of Aging teams with federal, state, and local partners to raise awareness of the value of older workers.

5. www.dispatch.com › story › businessWhen do Ohioans retire? You may be surprised at the ...

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   Feb 27, 2024 · Workers older than 50 expect that their future will include working past age 62, according to the Transamerica report. ... Ohio ranked 38th in cost of retirement, with Hawaii topping the list ...

6. aging.ohio.gov › older-worker-mythsMyths About Older Workers - aging.ohio.gov

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   Rapidly changing demographics and Ohio's economic realities require employers to challenge stereotypes about employing older workers.

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   How much do unions make in Ohio?

   • Source: EPI analysis of Current Population Survey microdata. The typical Ohio worker represented by a union made $23.47 per hour in 2020, compared with $19.46 for non-union workers, a union wage premium of $4.01 per hour (20.6%). Wages were not the only way unions made a difference in the working lives of Ohioans during the coronavirus pandemic.

   State of Working Ohio 2021 - Policy Matters Ohio

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   What is Ohio's new wage and hour law?

   • Beginning July 6, 2022, Ohio employers have a new set of rules under which to pay their employees. SB 47 revamps Ohio's wage and hour statute to correct some major differences that have historically existed between it and the federal Fair Labor Standards Act.

   Ohio enacts sweeping changes to state wage and hour laws

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   What is the average hourly wage in Ohio?

   • Nationally, the median hourly wage of workers in highly exposed sectors was $15.00 for 2019, compared to $21.50 for workers in other sectors. Ohio still had a shortfall of 68,300 pre-pandemic accommodation and food service jobs by June 2020. The leisure and hospitality sector has the lowest average wage of all the major industrial sectors.

   State of Working Ohio 2021 - Policy Matters Ohio

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   What percentage of Ohioans retire early?

   • The majority (73%) of workers over 50 are concerned about their health in older age. More than 40% of retirees retired sooner than planned because of employment reasons, including buyouts and job losses, according to the report. How much money do Ohioans need to retire?

   When do Ohioans retire? You may be surprised at the retirement age

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   How did Ohio's wages change from 2019 to 2020?

   • Overall, median wages rose 5% from 2019 to 2020, but when we focus on specific occupations, those increases are much smaller. Figure 6 also shows that in Ohio’s most common jobs, wages changed from a loss of 1% for waiters and waitresses to a gain of 5% for stockers and order fillers.

   State of Working Ohio 2021 - Policy Matters Ohio

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   How much did Ohio men's and women's wages rise in 2020?

   • Year-over-year ending in 2020, Ohio men’s wages rose by $1.17 per hour, while women’s rose by $0.53. Like other wage figures reported here, this likely reflects a compositional change in who is working, not an improvement in the typical (median) worker’s well-being.

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8. www.policymattersohio.org › research-policy › fairState of Working Ohio 2021 - Policy Matters Ohio

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   Sep 6, 2021 · The typical Ohio worker represented by a union made $23.47 per hour in 2020, compared with $19.46 for non-union workers, a union wage premium of $4.01 per hour (20.6%). Wages were not the only way unions made a difference in the working lives of Ohioans during the coronavirus pandemic.