Future of Work

At work for 60 years – is this what living longer means for our kids?

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Increased life expectancy could mean working into old age, according to Stanford researchers. Image: Unsplash/Carter Yocham

Victoria Masterson
Senior Writer, Forum Agenda
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With future generations facing 60-year careers, ‘momentous change’ is needed in how we approach them. Image: The Stanford Centre on Longevity
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