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In recent years, it has become increasingly attractive to stay in the workforce longer.

The money keeps pouring down on the nation’s seniors

Morten Dal, born in 1963, is part of the senior generation and qualifies for all the financial benefits the government is offering older people who want to keep working. He was a little surprised by all the financial incentives when Politiken spoke with him. Foto: Jacob Ehrbahn
Morten Dal, born in 1963, is part of the senior generation and qualifies for all the financial benefits the government is offering older people who want to keep working. He was a little surprised by all the financial incentives when Politiken spoke with him. Foto: Jacob Ehrbahn

It pays very well to stay in the workforce if you are getting on in years.

And now yet another scheme tailored to the oldest employees is on the way.

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