Half of workers plan part-time employment in 'retirement'
‘No desire to retire’
More than half of people say they plan to work at least part-time during their retirement with the average worker planning to leave their primary job aged 66, according to research.
Fidelity International said 52% of people planned to continue working after their retirement. Some 45% of people surveyed said they expected to work into their 70s. The provider said continued improvements...
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