Retirees are returning to the workforce in droves: Here's why

The video discusses the growing trend of 'unretiring,' where individuals in their 60s and 70s return to the workforce. It highlights the story of Ed Ruch, a 74-year-old who returned to work at Ace Hardware after retiring from a tech job. The video explores the challenges and benefits of working post-retirement, with insights from AARP on the increasing interest in hiring older workers. It also provides resume tips for older workers to improve their job prospects, emphasizing skills over age. The video concludes by summarizing the benefits of staying active through work.

What is the recent trend among people in their 60s and 70s regarding work?

• They are returning to the workforce.

• They are retiring earlier.

• They are starting new businesses.

• They are traveling more.

What role does Ed Ruch have at Ace Hardware?

• Helpful Hardware Associate

• Cashier

• Store Manager

• Security Guard

Why does Ed Ruch find his job at Ace Hardware challenging?

• The store is always busy.

• He is not familiar with the products.

• Every customer presents a unique challenge.

• He has to work long hours.

What advice does Carly Roskowski give to older job seekers?

• Use outdated email accounts.

• Include graduation dates on resumes.

• Highlight skills rather than age.

• Avoid creating a LinkedIn profile.

What is a common reason retirees return to work, according to the video?

• To travel more

• To learn new skills

• To volunteer

• To stay active