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...? Consider the following myth. "Most middle-aged and older adults are poor employment risks. Compared to young adults, they do inferior work, have poorer attitudes because they are more set in their ways ('you can't teach an old dog new tricks'), and more often become injured or ill" (Schultz and Salthouse...

... unless disability rates among older adults can be reduced. In addition to workplace fatality, injury and illness data suggest that although elderly workers are less likely to be hurt seriously enough to lose work-time, they often take twice the time needed to return to work (Walton, 2001; Douglas, 2000...