New Zealand sees a rise in seniors working past 65, with nearly 200,000 over-65s still employed.

New Zealand reports a growing trend of seniors staying in the workforce past 65, with nearly 200,000 people aged 65 and over still working, including over 1,000 over the age of 90. Over-65s make up significant portions of various job sectors, though participation rates drop for those over 70. Many continue working due to financial necessity, highlighting concerns about retirement savings and the welfare system.