“Don’t retire Martine Tanghes of this world at 65”: labor economist wants government to keep top talent on board for longer | Inland

65 years. It should be a party, but for some people it means forced farewell to what you love so much: your job, your mission. We do not know whether Martine Tanghe regrets her retirement. She is always very discreet about her private life. In any case, she could have quit earlier, but at the age of 65 retirement is no longer a choice: she has to.

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