Retirement age in public service to rise

The mandatory retirement age in the public service is due to rise to 70.

Retirement age in public service to rise

The mandatory retirement age in the public service is due to rise to 70.

The limit will be raised from the current age of 65.

The move is to deal with an anomaly where people were being made to retire at 65, but could not access their state pensions until a year later.

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