I recently had the honour of addressing the Federal, Provincal and Territorial Ministers Responsible for Seniors and their bureaucratic counterparts on older workers.

Baby Boomers are expected to outspend their younger counterparts by a trillion dollars in 2010 -- and many of them are buying i-Pads, i-Phones, BlackBerry's, etc.

As of June 15, 2010, employers in Ontario will have a legal obligation to take a proactive approach to reduce bullying, harassment and violence in the workplace.

Apple and AT&T launching technology tailored for the Boomer Market

Youngsters take notice! Apple is hip to the Baby Boomer generation and shows no signs of letting up. The Apple I-Pad, AT&T Pantech Ease and even the I-Phone 4 have been designed with Baby Boomers in mind. For good measure, Baby Boomers are expected to outspend their younger counterparts by a trillion dollars in 2010. 

When it comes to decision making, an essential question is, How do you know what you know? Past experience is one means organizational leaders have at their disposal for understanding their environment and for making decisions. Anecdotal evidence from the observations of others is another. However, using the scientific method offers the most dependable, consistent and objective way to attain and employ knowledge in reaching decisions.