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Retirement Riddle Part III Americans learn to make retirement work
In a broad portrait of shifting retirement policy, George Ware, 66, left Western Electric after a 28 year career when pension freezes halted growth at age 65. The piece discusses forced retirements, incentives to quit, and industry shifts toward longer, healthier work lives amid looming labor shortages and Social Security funding concerns. Lockheed’s retiree rehiring tests new models to preserve expertise while complying with benefits and earnings rules.
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Associated Press
George Ware
America
Manhattan
Hazlet
N.J
Western Electric Co
Western Electric
U.S. Labor Department
Steve McConnell
House Select Committee On Aging
McConnell
Eric R. Kingston
The
Institute For Socioeconomic Studies
Labor Department
Lockheed Corp
Burbank
Calif
Lockheed
Rockwell International
Rod Hanks
Henry Hicks
House Committee On Aging