Johor folk prefer to carry on working after turning 60


Azizah: I enjoy working life as staying at home can be boring

JOHOR BARU: Johoreans are willing to work beyond the mandatory retirement age of 60 as they feel that they can still contribute to the country’s economy.

Sales assistant Azizah Amir, 34, said given the chance, she will continue to work even after turning 60 if her health permits.

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