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<abstract>More Americans remaining in the workforce at older ages could
lead to benefits at several levels. First, working longer will	 
allow older workers to bolster their retirement savings. Second, 
hiring and retaining older workers will help employers deal with 
projected labor shortages. Third, older workers will contribute  
to economic growth and increase federal revenues, helping to	 
defray some of the anticipated costs associated with increased	 
claims on Social Security and Medicare. Despite all of these	 
gains to be had, there are barriers to continued employment for  
older workers. In addition, some employers remain reluctant to	 
engage and retain this group. It is in the nation&apos;s interest for 
people to work longer, which requires that barriers to continued 
work be removed sooner rather than later. This testimony	 
highlights issues discussed at a recent forum GAO convened on	 
engaging and retaining older workers, as well as prior GAO work. 
Forum participants included experts representing employers,	 
business and union groups, advocates, researchers, actuaries, and
federal agencies. These highlights do not necessarily represent  
the views of any one participant or the organizations that these 
participants represent, including GAO.</abstract>
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