Sentence examples for longer working lives from inspiring English sources

With longer working lives and fewer children, inheritances are bound to grow.

The economics of longer working lives are about more than the cost of pensions.

His warnings about the need for moderation in public sector pay and for longer working lives were timely.

The poorer sections of the population tend not to go to university so have longer working lives than the better-off.

Young people and not just those on the streets are likely to face higher taxes, less generous benefits and longer working lives than their parents.

"The old notions of 'early retirement' are being consigned to history, but far too few workers are planning ahead for longer working lives.

The Beveridge model must now be adapted to the longer lives – and working lives – people will lead.

But the programme is at odds with how women's lives have gone since feminism - their working lives have got longer, their opportunities to have children have got harder.

They are living longer, working longer and, researchers say, nursing some disappointment about how their lives have turned out.

This means that we'll be living longer, working longer and making less.

If I could schedule a simple arthroscopy, free of charge but it's going to have to be in September, do you honestly think I'm going to say "no, I'd rather wait until arthritis completely debilitates me and I can no longer work?" Come live in our world for a while, Doctor, then talk to me about "wait-time".