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Retirement Age

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Retirement Age
The age at which a person is expected to retire. The retirement age varies from country to country (and even company to company), but tends to be between 55 and 70.


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COMPANIES want to retain a retirement age of 65 and most are happy to let their staff work later in life, a study shows.
The Court found that the default retirement age of 65 can be justified and is therefore lawful, but that therewas a "compelling case" for raising or removing it.
Byline: JOHN AVISON LABOUR'S plans to increase the retirement age bumped headlong into a legal judgement last week that upheld the right of UK employers to force staff to go at 65.
 
 
 
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