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Is Hiring Retirees Back to Work A Good Idea?

Jasmin Amirul, Managing Director , Hire.Seniors | Siew Eng, Recruitment Director , Hire.Seniors

14-Jul-22 12:00

Is Hiring Retirees Back to Work A Good Idea?

With only 18% of EPF’s total members having accumulated the minimum recommended retirement savings of RM240,000 at age 55, many could no longer afford to retire but might be forced to retire because they had reached retirement age. What could these retirees do to continue to earn and support themselves? Will hiring retirees be a solution? We speak to Hire Seniors to discuss more on tapping into this talent pool. 

Image Credit: Shutterstock | Halfpoint

Produced by: Lily Chai

Presented by: Freda Liu, Lily Chai, Arvindh Yuvaraj


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Categories:  culture,  the workplace,  markets,  managing,  Corporates

Tags:  retirement,  hiring,  senior citizens,  age,  hiring practices, 


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