Topic: We should end mandatory retirement
Mandatory retirement precludes older people in poor economic situations from being able to support themselves.
mandatory retirement provides a clearly drawn line that workers know they will be subject to and can plan accordingly
Mandatory retirement pulls individuals with valuable experience and institutional knowledge out of the worker pool, decreasing the resources that companies have.
mandatory retirement put high-skilled workers out of jobs. putting a pressure in the working field and jeopardizing economic progress
Mandatory retirement puts pressure on the government to maintain social services for older people such as Social Security and pension programs that benefit society as a whole.
mandatory retirement relies on people having good enough pensions for them to survive. if they do not have this then they will need to be looked after by the state
mandatory retirement removes experienced personnel form the rosters who still have many working years ahead of them due to longer life spans.
mandatory retirement requires employees to retire when they've got knowledge to teach younger employees
mandatory retirement results in the damaging loss of highly skilled, highly experienced employees who are often irreplaceable - this has negative knock-on economic effects.
mandatory retirement results in the loss of institutional knowledge, which can have devastating consequences.
mandatory retirement serves a purpose. the job market would be crowded out by those past retirement leaving those entering the work force no jobs. that inceases poverty and throws the economy into chaos.
mandatory retirement should be abolished as lifespans increase and older people are more able and active than ever, making the old retirement ages useless.
mandatory retirement should be ended as it is discriminatory.
mandatory retirement should be ended as it is unfair on older people.
mandatory retirement should be ended because it could force many seasoned veterans to retire every year
Mandatory retirement should be in place for careers that require good physical health, younger ages and good flexibility such as law enforcement or any first responder career.
mandatory retirement should be in place for positions that rely on physical and mental acuity  to make sound decisions. reflexes slow as a person ages and many positions are not appropriate for a senior.
mandatory retirement should be phased out as humans live longer, the old age markers for retirement become more and more out of step with how active older people are.
mandatory retirement should be required in order to bring in new blood with new ideas and concepts
mandatory retirement should continue because it keeps the workforce fresh
mandatory retirement should end because it cuts everyone off at a certain age.  many people are able to work and need to work well past that age.
Mandatory retirement should not be allowed because many people can't live off of their pensions and need to keep working.
mandatory retirement should not be removed as it would largely affect those at the lower end of the socio-ecomonic scale, meaning the poorest would work until death.