![older_workers[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/8CtqnJH.jpg "older_workers[1].jpg")
How old is too old to work? One of my coworker graduated with electrical engineering in 1965 and yet still works. He's probably 75 years old now. How common is this in your workplace?
Depends what you need, for example Executives are older because they have experience, as an intern no chance, also the compony, in AUS they are offering tax incentives for companies to hire older people.
I work in the oil industry, most old people got laid the FUCK off and most were happy because they got a big ass severance package, if they were retards and spent all their money and are in debt they're FUCKED
I'm surprised I even have a job desu if I get laid off it's tome to put on the vest and grab the glock
>>1224121
Boomers will work until they drop dead just so they can have the satisfaction of denying jobs to millennials.
>>1224121
35 is my limit. I should have enough saved up to retire by then. There's no fucking reason why someone should spend his entire life working.
For many people, work gives purpose and social outlets, so even if you don't need to, you may still find yourself wanting to.
Encore careers are becoming popular as people live longer healthier lives.
