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Originally Posted by stopdog
When I first got out of law school - about 30 years or so ago, we had several attorneys who were over 80 who kept offices, came in every day, wearing suit and ties. At my universities, there have always been emeritus offices, and even when I was in undergraduate and in law school, we had a lot of academics in their 70s and 80s who came in and worked on writing papers, teaching etc.
I don't think it is a baby boomer thing necessarily.
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Maybe not completely but I think that a larger percentage of the Baby Boomer population will be working past 65 than previous generations, my dad is 60 right now he lost his job last February but is still looking for a new job almost daily and he has no immediate plans to retire in the near future.