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“Unretiring” Is Becoming a Growing Trend for Seniors
Whether it’s a lack of finances or a remedy for boredom, statistics show that more and more retirees are electing to return to the workforce. In 2022, for example, Indeed Hiring Lab reported that millions of retirees had returned to the workforce following the pandemic-driven surge in retirements. A post by Business Insider economy team reporter Allie Kelly examines this trend and explores why many opting to eschew full retirement choose this step. Ms. Kelly’s post, which you can read in full here, also covers resources available to seniors seeking a return to employment and includes an invitation to readers to offer their perspective on “unretiring.”
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