For myriad reasons, many seniors and retirees are staying in or jumping back into the job world. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 19.1% of people 65 and older participated in the labor force in 2025. That number has been increasing since hitting a low point of 10.8% in 1985. Reasons include staving off boredom and loneliness, saving for big expenses, paying off debt or simple…
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