Topic: We should end mandatory retirement

Argument: Mandatory retirement forces companies to exert resources in finding and hiring replacements for individuals they might not have been planning on replacing.

Argument: mandatory retirement forces people to end careers before they are ready

Argument: Mandatory retirement forces people who are still excellent at their jobs to quit working long before they are ready.

Argument: Mandatory retirement fuels social isolation in older populations because we live in a society that encourages the development of social lives around your work.

Argument: mandatory retirement having so many positive outcomes and the biggest one is that young people get experience and also in today digitalised world young people understand better than older generations.

Argument: Mandatory retirement helps combat unemployment among young people.

Argument: mandatory retirement helps create space in the workforce for younger more educated workers.

Argument: mandatory retirement helps keep the work force young and vital

Argument: mandatory retirement helps younger generations by opening up more positions in the workforce

Argument: mandatory retirement helps younger workers get jobs

Argument: Mandatory retirement in some fields is necessary because at a certain age, people can not perform their duties like younger employees.

Argument: mandatory retirement is a form of age discrimination.

Argument: mandatory retirement is a good way of refreshing the workforce, motivating those lower in the pecking order and creating employment opportunities.

Argument: mandatory retirement is age discrimination and shouldn't be allowed to happen.

Argument: mandatory retirement is age discrimination and therefore should be ended.

Argument: Mandatory retirement is age-based discrimination. It is discriminatory to assume that everyone who reaches the age of 65 or 70 is incompetent.

Argument: mandatory retirement is an extremely detrimental concept as businesses can lose their most valued and knowledgeable employees

Argument: mandatory retirement is bad for older workers

Argument: mandatory retirement is discriminatory and should be banned

Argument: mandatory retirement is harmful to the nation's productivity and economy

Argument: mandatory retirement is harsh. it pushes workers who might still be viable out of the workforce for no other reason than their age, often leaving them to struggle.

Argument: mandatory retirement is necessarily, in many cases, to force someone out of a job that their age dictates they can no longer do appropriately.

Argument: mandatory retirement is necessary in some fields to let go of the older, more error-prone workers.

Argument: mandatory retirement is necessary to free jobs for young people

Argument: mandatory retirement is needed to keep businesses new and fresh with innovation from the younger generation.

Argument: mandatory retirement is not fair for those who are actually more than capable to carry on with their jobs

Argument: mandatory retirement is too much of a one-size-fits-all policy that refuses to take into account the physical and mental health of each individual worker.