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9/17/2004: A Study on Employment and Retirement Trends for Older Workers (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics [BLS])

From the October 2004 issue of Monthly Labor Review Online. Excerpt: As members of the 'baby-boom' generation begin to retire and collect Social Security, pension, and other benefits, many changes to both the public and private retirement systems may occur, such as raising the ages of eligibility, creating more flexible pension plans, and introducing 'phased retirement.'

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