Sentences with phrase «retire out of the workforce»

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For the child just beginning to discover the wonder of reading; for the teen striving to make meaningful life choices; for the unemployed adult struggling to re-enter the workforce; for the retired senior desperate to access and understand computers and the Internet so she can share e-mail with her out - of - town grandchildren, there is no substitute for the public library.

Then she would drop out of the workforce and retire.

But eventually, as you phase out of the workforce or retire, you'll need to convert those retirement savings into retirement income.

These allow Gillespie to hammer home one of his major themes: that retirement isn't an isolated one - time event, but a drawn - out process that begins years before you actually retire, and continues well after the momentous day when you withdraw from the full - time workforce.

In addition, Baby Boomers are retiring in increasing numbers, but many of them seek to maintain part - time employment after retirement out of necessity or personal interest, making up a ready - and - able contingent workforce.

«It wasn't until toward the end of the process that I started to recognize the value of my uniqueness and started ignoring the other things that were out there,» said Chuck Jordan, a job seeker who had retired from his job as a technology salesman but decided to re-enter the workforce just six months later.