WORKERS aged 40 today who leave work in their 60s will be seen as taking "early retirement", pensions minister John Hutton has told an influential think-tank.
Hutton said the government wants to shift the “focal point for retirement” away from the traditional ages of 65, or at present 60 for women. He told the Social Market Foundation think-tank: “When...
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