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  • With an ageing workforce - nearly a quarter of insurance professionals are expected to retire by 2028 - knowledge transfer and succession training have become urgent priorities. Arythmatic
  • Bureau of Labour Statistics, an estimated 400,000 insurance employees are expected to retire in the United States in the next few years. Send Technology
  • Half of the current insurance workforce is projected to retire within 15 years, creating more than 400,000 open positions. MoneyGeek.com
  • Africa's numbers are expected to grow, driven by regulatory initiatives such as eSwatini's plan to retire older networks by 2028. TelecomLead
  • Nearly one in three UK women expect to leave work before they plan to retire, with many citing health, wellbeing or menopause concerns as reasons for their potential early departures. Personnel Today
  • 40% of older American workers plan to retire later than they had planned due to high inflation. Credit Union Times
  • The British Medical Association predicts that more doctors than ever are likely to retire early because of pension issues, coupled with low morale and a heavy workload. Medscape UK
  • The average age of a financial advisor hovers around 51, and nearly 40% of advisors are expected to retire within the next decade. Integrated Financial Group
  • The EPA's modeling results project that even if the EPA had determined BSER for long-term sources to be 40% co-firing, which requires significantly less capital investment, and not 90% capture CCS, a comparable number of sources would retire instead of installing controls. Federal Register
  • Nearly 40% of nurses plan to retire by 2029, and 50% of U.S. nurses are projected to retire by 2030. Healthware Systems

Last updated: 06 October 2026



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