Retirement Age?
Question by Amerie L: Retirement Age?
Many consider the current standard retirement age of sixty-five a relic of a time when health woes often hampered the productivity of older workers. Today, with life expectancy in the United States reaching eighty years, many older workers argue that they are fit and willing to continue working into their seventies and beyond. Medical research, however, seems to indicate that while older Americans are fitter than they used to be, they are nonetheless physically and mentally slower than their younger counterparts. Should older workers still be compelled to retire at age sixty-five? Explain your position with reasons and examples from your own experience, observations, or reading.
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With the average women living past the age of 80 and men living to 75, it would be better to let people work longer. This is especially true for women who need to make up the time they spent raising kids and out of work. After all with a longer life expectancy, women need more in their retirement nest egg then men.
i think they should be allowed to work over 65 if they have to. in the summer i work at a factory and there is a woman there who is 81. she has to go everyday so she can afford her husbands perscriptions. she said she would love not to work there any more but her financial state won’t allow it.