In less than two decades, more than 6 million Taiwanese will reach the mandatory retirement age of 65 – a shift that is sounding alarm bells for businesses and officials.

Against this backdrop, reports that more and more seniors are continuing to work seemed to also be a logical response to harder times. Retirement experts generally agree that extending a career is the ...

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Minister for Manpower Dr Tan See Leng noted that this has benefitted 482,000 senior workers thus far, under the Senior Employment Credit scheme. Singapore's Minister for Manpower Dr Tan See Leng ...

[SINGAPORE] Raising the statutory retirement age to 63 and the re-employment age to 68 will go ahead as planned on July 1 next year, said Manpower Minister Josephine Teo on Wednesday. The public ...

Senior minister insists employment rights U-turn does not breach manifesto - Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson insisted ...

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The number of people 65 and older who are still in the work force continues to climb, a study by the U.S. Department of Labor shows. According to recent Bureau of Labor statistics, between 1977 and ...

The Fair Work Commission (FWC) recently dealt with an unfair dismissal case that shed light on the complexities of employment termination and the importance of clear communication and proper processes ...