roger kluger is 71 years old.a industries in minnesota asa alexandria industries in minnesota as a senior aluminium psychoactive. i was going to retire a 3— years ago and my boss asked me if i would stay and my boss asked me if i would stay and help out. roger has been with the company for 48 years and it has become more than just a workplace for him. i thought that it isjust a no—brainer to come back and stay here and work because i enjoyed it andi here and work because i enjoyed it and i knew what i was doing. here and work because i enjoyed it and i knew what i was doinglj thought and i knew what i was doing.” thought i would stay. and presumably, the extra money doesn't hurt either? know, the extra money is ok. that's a good thing for alexandria industries, which is growing and battling to find skilled staff. there are just more people retiring than there are people entering the workforce. then it kluger, alexandria industries' development head is trying to find ways to hold onto order star. they have the abil

roger kluger is 71 years old.es in minnesota as a senior aluminium die corrector. i was going to retire a 3—4 years ago, and my boss asked me if i would stay and help out. roger has been with the company for 48 years, and it has become more than just a workplace for him. i thought that it‘s just a no—brainer to come back and stay here and work, ‘cause i enjoyed it and i knew what i was doing. i thought i would stay. and presumably the extra money doesn‘t hurt, either? no, the extra money is ok. that‘s a good thing for alexandria industries, which is growing and battling to find skilled staff. there are just more people retiring than there are people entering the workforce. lynette, alexandria industries‘ development head, says the company is trying to find ways to hold onto older star. they have the ability to work there hours, even somejob—sharing as they transition into retirement, and that‘s just been really successful for us. minnesota‘s workforce is ageing. its older population is poised to outnumber school—a

general manager much kluger leads me past 100 sculptures get the work of 25 artists from all around the world. how does and become art yes how does sound become art we have these big. crates which are prepared they're filled with sand and water then the mixture is compressed and the next last added on top and the next when it solidified the artist can start working on it from the top work from the top right down to the bottom of the hole we are going about if there isn't only sand don't you spray it with anything to make it stick together so that some of the headlines know it really is just sand and that's why there's a roof over our heads to protect the sound from the elements it's simply compressed and the artists many many years of experience in dealing with this material wouldn't actually that's the secret of the sort of you know i was. but not the only one the artists also use a special kind of sand. shows me how that works one to stand back as you know you have to try to hear we have our baltic sea sound like you'd find on the beach it's very fine and even if you squeeze it togeth