Some are still working to pay off student loans decades later or have to provide for their grandchildren, says Loretta Barr, an associate principal and career coach at Korn Ferry. Or, they’re making up for unforeseen circumstances. “When the pandemic hit, a lot of people lost their jobs suddenly, and they had to use up their retirement savings just to survive,” she says.
Lmao. For 20 years they’ve been predicting the retirement cliff in the labor market.
It’s become very clear that most Baby Boomers do not have a retirement.
PhlubbaDubba@lemm.ee 10 months ago
“FUCK’S SAKE THEY CAN’T EVEN LET US HAVE THE OPEN JOBS ANYMORE!”
-Millenials and Zoomers
PlasterAnalyst@kbin.social 10 months ago
For a long time there weren't any new jobs or wage growth because boomers weren't retiring due to the 07' financial crises. It took at least 5 years or more for things to really settle from that. Then the Fed never raised interest rates when they should have. Then they couldn't lower them during the pandemic and had to print a bunch of money to dig the economy out of a hole and now we're here.
SpaceNoodle@lemmy.world 10 months ago
07’? You mean 0720?