Many of the miners Querner photographed are in their sixties, and face forced retirement.
Rather than accept forced retirement, Vargas took his life on Aug. 24, 1954.
But now, with Mayor John D. Spencer facing forced retirement in two years, debate on the issue has begun again.
Given this, people live in constant fear of unemployment, forced retirement, and major illnesses, which expose them to a life of penury.
The blow to the self-image of losing a job or forced retirement has often translated into symptoms like headaches, memory loss, fatigue and drug dependency.
If the accusation is substantiated, he will have a choice of ordering a court martial or issuing a reprimand or other administrative punishment, like forced retirement.
That is a statistically significant margin, considering that in the N.F.L., every kick can be the difference between one more game and forced retirement.
The United States Maritime Administration held the mortgage and took custody, but apparently nobody in any of the three branches of government knew what to do with an unarmed luxury steamboat, so the American Queen got a few years of forced retirement.
Admiral Mullen told several military meetings that he had paid a private, personal visit to the Washington home of General McChrystal and his wife after the announcement of the general's forced retirement.
It's hard to believe that something that provides tax and forced retirement savings has negatives, but like any investment, the cons exist.
Today, more of them have a choice: In April 2011, the United Kingdom scrapped its default retirement age, which gave employers the right to force retirement on employees 65 or older.
