Congress Bans Forcing Retirement Before Age 70
Congress passes a bill prohibiting private employers from forcing workers to retire before 70 starting next year. The measure extends to state and local governments with occupational exceptions while keeping 65 as the Social Security full-benefit age. The bill stems from lobbying by business and higher education groups and allows faculty with tenure to retire by July 1, 1982.
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No flood of elderly feared on payrolls
Indiana business leaders said raising the mandatory retirement age from 65 to 70 is unlikely to flood private payrolls with older workers. Early indications show most will retire around 65 or earlier, with executives warning of cost and advancement impacts and urging pre retirement counseling and flexible assignments.
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Indiana Chamber of Commerce
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Inland Container Corp
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Birth rate up in 77 signals recovery, not baby boom
The 1977 birth rate rose about 5 percent to roughly 3.3 million births, the first increase since 1970. Experts say the rise reflects economic recovery and postponement effects rather than a surge in births, with calls that fertility remains near zero population growth levels.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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US Census Bureau
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Center For Population Research
National Institutes of Health
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