senior workers
Long-tenured staff members
Senior workers are employees who have been with an organization for many years or who are older in age—the two senses often overlap.
The term appears in discussions of workplace dynamics, retirement planning, and age discrimination: The company offered buyouts to senior workers.
It can emphasize experience and institutional knowledge or, less charitably, suggest resistance to change or higher labor costs.
- veteransFormer armed forces members
- old guardConservative faction within organization
- experiencedHaving practical knowledge gained
- retirementLeaving the workforce permanently
- gold watchTimepiece of precious metal
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- employment ageminimum age, age limits, age requirement, age restriction, retirement age
- workforce demographicsage, gender, race, ethnicity, age group
- retirementretirement, retire, retirement age, retirees, retirement income
- workforceemployee, employees, labor force, employer, labor
- ageismageism, age discrimination, elder abuse, elder neglect, adultism
senior workersyoung professionals
Recently employed educated adults
apprentices · interns · trainees · young workers · graduates
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