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Are Your Older Employees Thinking Differently About Retirement?
HR Daily Advisor 
Oct. 5, 2017
"Many employers are well aware of their employees' desire and need to work past age 65, but they are woefully slow to act on that awareness.... 69% of employers say most employees at their company could work until age 65 and still not save enough to meet their retirement needs.... Most employers (71%) consider themselves to be 'aging-friendly' by providing growth opportunities, work arrangements, training and tools for employees of all ages. However, ... a gap ... may exist between many companies' self-perception and the reality of ageism in the workplace."
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