Unrest over health care spurs calls for reform study says
Newhouse News Service reports that many Americans in their 50s suffer job lock due to fear of losing health benefits. F. Thomas Juster of the University of Michigan argues universal health care could free older workers to switch jobs. The study, funded by the National Institute on Aging, surveys 13,000 people aged 51 to 61 with follow ups planned until retirement.
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Retirement pressures push many to end work early
Economists report most workers face penalties from Social Security and private pensions if they reduce hours. About 75 percent want flexibility to phase down work, while many fear losing health insurance and pensions. Half fear permanent layoff next year, and two thirds doubt finding similar jobs.
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