Survey: Americans Not Giving Up Their Jobs
These days a good job is worth its weight in gold. So much of the insecurity that’s driving down consumer spending is based off of the uncertainty of the job market.
Last week we reported that the lack of employment opportunities are forcing more Americans than usual to apply for Social Security benefits before age 65. But there’s a flip side of that scenario.
A new poll from Princeton Survey Research Associates International suggests that some Americans are holding onto their jobs as long as they can — even if that means working past the typical retirement age.
