> The raising of the retirement age is perhaps the biggest contributing factor in the run on jobs. With people living longer, and the shortfall in pension payou

> The raising of the retirement age is perhaps the biggest contributing factor in the run on jobs. With people living longer, and the shortfall in pension payouts, the older generation is staying in work longer. I wonder what this looks like in ~20 years when the current "retirement-age-but-still-working" generation is gone or nearly there, combined with the current shrink in birth rates. What happens?