More older Americans staying in work force longer than ever
Census Bureau data show 65 plus workers and job seekers rose 50 percent since 1980 from 3 million to 45 million by 2002. Experts cite longer lifespans, depleted retirement savings, Social Security concerns, and a shift to low level and service jobs as key factors.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Edward Coyle
The
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Coyle
United States
Jared Bernstein
Economic Policy Institute
Congress
John Haga
Population Reference Bureau
Haaga
Bernstein
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