Job loss — not resignation — drove the pandemics retirement boom - BitcoinEthereumNews.com
เศรษฐกิจตกงาน — ไม่ใช่ลาออก — ผลักดันการเกษียณอายุของโรคระบาด04 / 05 / 2022ข่าว Bitcoin Ethereum Many older workers exiting the workplace during the pandemic were not part of the Great Resignation, a new study found. They were pushed out of the labor force. Since March 2020, 1.1 million more Americans between the ages of 55 and 74 retired earlier than what would have been expected during normal times, according to a รายงานล่าสุด from The New Schools Schwartz Center for Economic Policy Analysis. The number of those who retired involuntarily a year after losing a job was 10 times higher than pre-pandemic times, the report found. “While the above-trend retirement rate has fueled the narrative of a ‘great resignation’ among older workers, our research indicates that most of these retirements occurred after periods of unemployment rather than directly from employment,” Barbara Schuster, the report‘s analyst, and research associate at Schwartz Center for Economic Policy Analysis’s Retirement Equity Lab, said in a recent webinar. These were “not by choice,” she said. The big question is whether these older workers pushed into early retirement jump back into the labor force as the pandemic recedes — and if employers are ready to hire them. The number of older workers who retired involuntarily a year