Some people think that having a set retirement age (e.g. 65 years) for everybody, regardless of occupation, is unfair. They believe that certain workers deserve to retire and receive pension at an earlier age. - Do you agree or disagree? - Which types of workers do you think should benefit from early retirement? Give reasons for your answers and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

Yes, certainly I agree that people belonging to different
occcupation
the principal activity in your life that you do to earn money
occupation
occupations
occupational
and career should be allowed to retire early. I believe setting a fixed number for the
retirement
age
is unfair to certain professions. Consider an example of daily wage workers or labourers who
work
in extreme climatic conditions. These people can physically strain their bodies not more than 25 years. An average
age
of labour working for 25 years would be 46, considering he started out 18 years. At
this
age
doing any more physical
work
is not possible. An option to retire early or any flexibility in
retirement
plan would hugely
benifit
financial assistance in time of need
benefit
them and after
retirement
they can opt for part-time desk jobs. A similar condition can be imagined for Army or Security personnels. These men and women
work
under tremendous
work
pressure risking
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pressure, risking
their lives for the nation. Here, in
this
condition, a forced
age
for
Suggestion
of
retirement
may
inccur
make oneself subject to; bring upon oneself; become liable to
incur
loss of several lives and put
nation's security
Suggestion
the nation's security
at risk. Another similar example
are
Suggestion
is
sportsmen, who have short-lived careers owing to physical injuries and
performace
a dramatic or musical entertainment
performance
performs
stress. In conclusion, people who have to perform physically in their
dality
being twofold; a classification into two opposed parts or subclasses
duality
routine
jobs or
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jobs, or
are associated with Nation's security should
have an option take
Suggestion
have an option to take
an early voluntary
retirement
.
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