There was a time when reaching your 60s meant slowing down, collecting Social Security, and finally enjoying the rewards of a lifetime of work. But for many Americans today, that milestone comes with ...
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Workers want to work past 65. But new survey shows some employers have age cutoff—despite federal law
Among the 3 in 10 employers willing to name an age, 65 was the median for when a job candidate becomes "too old to hire," according to a new Transamerica Institute survey. In the same survey, 44% of ...
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