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Although sixty-five is still New Zealand’s retirement age, there has recently been an increase in over sixty-fives in the workforce, for a number of reasons.
Researchers such as Nusch Herman from the Co-Created Ageing Research Centre believe that having older adults in the workplace should be normalised.
Producer Faith spoke to Nusch about ageism, and breaking the stigma around over sixty-fives still working.
Although sixty-five is still New Zealand’s retirement age, there has recently been an increase in over sixty-fives in the workforce, for a number of reasons.
Researchers such as Nusch Herman from the Co-Created Ageing Research Centre believe that having older adults in the workplace should be normalised.
Producer Faith spoke to Nusch about ageism, and breaking the stigma around over sixty-fives still working.
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