As flexible and remote work options have expanded in recent years, so have opportunities for older adults to find roles that match their skills, interests, and lifestyles. According to the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College, remote work has contributed to a 10% increase in employment among older workers, helping many reenter the workforce or shift into more suitable roles.
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