Age 65 Still Works Less as Retirement Becomes Social Issue
A Census Bureau study shows fewer elderly work after 65, with about a fifth employed now versus half in 1950. The piece argues against mandatory retirement and notes Social Security strain, citing experts on aging and memory.
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New York City
Retirement rules and age bias spark legal and social clash
A mix of court cases and public debate centers on mandatory retirement ages for state workers and teachers. Robert Murgia and Thelma Davis challenge age limits as unconstitutional while discussions cite poverty, census data, and corporate retiree programs. Officials note differing views on continued work past 65.
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Massachusetts
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Griffin Ga
Georgia
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National Council On the
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Grumman Aerospace
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