Others will take early retirement, the company said.
Other workers will take early retirement or look for different jobs.
The Government Accountability Office, she writes, "estimates that half of the 3.2 million baby boomers who turn 62 this year will take early retirement".
Gerhard Schindler, 63, will take early retirement from July 1, leaving the reins to Bruno Kahl, a 53-year-old trained lawyer and high-ranking finance ministry official.
INSIDE PITCH EDGARDO ALFONZO will take early batting practice Friday, and if all goes well, Manager BOBBY VALENTINE said he could be activated off the disabled list for that night's game at Colorado.
The C.B.O. has concluded that 800,000 people will take early retirements or quit as a consequence of the Affordable Care Act, not from its premium assistance, but based on the assumption that the unsubsidized nongroup health insurance market will operate better.
She said that for her the last straw came this spring, when her school asked the fourth-grade teachers to spend the month of June preparing their students for a new state social studies test that they will take early in fifth grade.
"But with this intolerable level of pressure, many will take early retirement and turn their backs on the profession.
In 1982, when he was still working, Dodds told his bosses: "Lookit, I'll take early retirement and I'll become a leading advocate of the only minority group I'll apparently ever belong to.
If I'm misreading the staccato heartbeat of the economy, I'll take early retirement.
