Survey finds majority would work after retirement, if hours reduced

Survey finds majority would work after retirement, if hours reduced

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A StatsCan survey finds 55.1% of those planning to retire would keep working into retirement, if they could go part-time. One seniors' advocacy group however, says it's financial pressure keeping some older Canadians working.

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