While retirement is the dream for many people, a select few continue to work even into their 70s and 80s. And there are only ...

That’s not entirely surprising in Vermont, where about 26% of residents 65 and older are still working—the highest share in the U.S. The state is at the forefront of a national trend: as birth rates ...

For comparison, only 11% of individuals this age were working in 1987, and the majority were employed in part-time jobs. Older workers aren’t begrudgingly clocking in either. A separate Pew ...

His career included working at the White Haven Center, Volunteers of America and the Salvation ... there are now more options ...

“And that can create incentives for older workers to work longer.” Although some older Americans are still working in order to keep themselves busy (and provide a tidy boost to their ...

His career included working at the White Haven Center ... with the advent of remote work and more part-time work for older workers who cannot commit to a full workweek,” Haller said.

Working later in life can boost your mental ... employers are actively looking to hire and retain employees of all ages. Older workers are no less well-educated than younger workers, and jobs ...

Gen Z workers believe their older colleagues receive better benefits and opportunities, research has revealed.

Older employees have seen an average reduction of just under one hour per person per week, while younger employees have ...

six — generations working side by side. North told BI that one difficulty for older workers is the long-held assumption in the US that people will retire around age 65. Government safety nets ...

But the country needs to rethink its social compact with its transient migrant workforce, particularly older workers who have lived here longer and have more healthcare needs as well as social ...