Elderly Workers on the Rise in Japan

As Japan’s population continues to age, the number of elderly workers in the job market is steadily increasing. Many seniors are choosing to stay active, contributing their experience and skills well past retirement age. This shift is changing the landscape of the workforce and impacting industries across the country. From office work to physical labor, these senior citizens are challenging the conventional ideas of retirement and career longevity.

With Japan’s focus on healthy aging and promoting active lifestyles, will this trend continue to rise? How will it reshape the future of employment in Japan?

Source: The Japan Times
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