Britain’s Boomers Cling to Jobs as Young People Get Locked Out
In the early 2000s, Britain had as many as 10 young workers for every person over-65 with a job. Today there are just two, as older employees hang on for...
By Irina Anghel · Bloomberg
In the early 2000s, Britain had as many as 10 young workers for every person over-65 with a job. Today there are just two, as older employees hang on for longer and first jobs are harder to come by.