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The retirement age on paper and the age people actually stop working are drifting apart. The Later Shift asks what happens as governments push the finish line later and more of us work into our late sixties and seventies. It follows the numbers from the gap between the age people plan to retire and the age they really do, through Denmark's escalator to seventy, France's pension brake, Germany's incentive at sixty-seven, Britain's month-by-month rise, Beijing's small steps and Japan's working elders. It also looks at what rehiring at sixty really means, how bodies hold up on the clock, why so many workers are pushed out before sixty-five, and which bridges, phased exits and returns actually help. Clear-eyed and fully sourced, this is a guide for anyone planning the last third of a working life and wondering who can actually keep going.
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