Mature Workforce Committee
The Mature Workforce Committee serves as an advocate for faculty and staff that are over the age of 40. To that end, the committee works to support continuous educational and professional opportunities for mature employees. In addition, the committee is committed to supporting employees who may be preparing for retirement. They are focused on retaining mature worker institutional knowledge while also providing mechanisms to assist retiring employees who wish to have a continuing relationship with the University.
Mature Workforce Committee Members
New committee members are welcome. Please contact the Committee Chairs or the CEOD e-mail.
Upcoming Events
Retirement Information Session
A Retirement information session with Mr. Frank Valeri, the President of Mass Retirees and a representative on the Massachusetts State Retirement Board. He will provide information on current State and Federal legislation that affect current and future retirees and share information on Mass Retirees initiatives. All are welcome to attend.
Tuesday, March 3, 2020
Time: 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Location: S1-608 Jacob F. Hiatt Auditorium (GLC), Medical School
Speaker: Frank Valeri, President of Mass Retirees
Past Events Co-Sponsored by the Mature Workforce Committee
Massachusetts State Employees' Retirement System (MSERS)
State Retirement Board Speaker - Paula Daddona
Long term planning and knowledge are keys to successful retirement. Come attend a presentation and ask questions.
Webinar Handout - October 29, 2019
New Gadgets – Ideas for the Holidays
This year's techno tools or gadgets. Learn about the latest "toys" on the market at this popular yearly lunchtime learning seminar. Presented by Sally Gore, MS, MSLIS, Research Evaluation Analyst.
2016 Gadget Presentation Link
2015 Gadget Presentation
Resources for Healthy Aging Fair
The fair hosted vendors and community resources for Healthy Aging - Active Lifestyle, Transportation, Legal, Health Screenings, Advocacy, information for self, senior parents and more.
Vendors Attending Fair and Resource Links
Funding Our Elders Ongoing Care
Elders (and their children) often assume that unless they have restructured their assets at least 5 years before applying, they cannot qualify for MassHealth if they need nursing home care at home to avoid a nursing home. They are wrong. Learn how and why they can qualify. Presented by Arthur Bergeron, Of Counsel, Elder Law & Trusts, Estate Planning. No registration needed.
Helpful tips of which employees can take advantage