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December 2003

Vol. 81 No. 10

COVER STORY

Will your workforce be graying — or gone?

Start planning now for how you will fill workforce gaps as baby boomers retire.

• CBIA focusing on workforce solutions
• Prepare now for an aging workforce and skills shortages

TABLE OF CONTENTS

FROM THE PRESIDENT

• Meeting future workforce needs

GENERAL ARTICLES

• Developing new leaders becoming major CEO concern (Members only)
• CBIA survey: Economy to improve, capital spending to rise
• CBIA launches campaign: ‘Manufacturing is vital to Connecticut’s future'
• IRS says 800,000 more businesses will be eligible to use standard mileage rate (Members only)

SUCCESS STORY

• Smith Whiley & Co.: Vision is driving force for investment firm (Members only)

SMALL BUSINESS

• Smaller manufacturers face tough conditions but expect better times soon
• Final rule on federal contracts aims to help small businesses (Members only)
• New IRS material helps retirement plans keep tax-favored status (Members only)
• Selling overseas? Check this new Web site (Members only)

HUMAN RESOURCES

• Fewer companies plan worker cost-cutting measures next year (Members only)
• Casual dress still in fashion in Connecticut (Members only)
• Preventable diseases affect bottom line, says HHS (Members only)
• Workplace fatalities drop to record low (Members only)
• Agencies issue reminder: Teen workers and forklifts don’t mix (Members only)

YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED (Members only)

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