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When we talk about the Future of Work, it’s often in the context of how the workforce will adapt to changing technologies and enterprise dynamics. Much of the focus is on attracting, hiring, and then retaining the right candidates for the right roles from a tight and competitive talent pool. But what about the talent that’s been with the organization for several years, if not decades? It may be true that employees within this segment are closing in on exiting the workforce, but it doesn’t mean many are following this traditional trajectory. Quite the opposite. More senior workers are choosing “flextirement” as a preferred option over the immediate workforce withdrawal known as retirement.

Age Is Just a Number

This pivot brings benefits to both individuals and enterprises that can strengthen and support talent strategies.

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