Default retirement age abolished
The default retirement age in the UK has been fully abolished after being phased out from April this year. Workers can no longer be forced to retire at the age of 65 or over after today.
Working past State Pension age
Reaching State Pension age doesn't mean you have to give up work.
You can carry on working and still receive your State Pension. You may also be able to change your working hours to suit you.
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