TORONTO - The three months of Bill VanGorder's retirement were among the longest of his career. Lured by the promise of relaxation and spare time, the Halifax resident thought he'd relish the opportunity to walk away from an executive position and enjoy the fruits of his labour. But restlessness and a desire to keep contributing drove him back to the job market within weeks, and he was ensconced in a different corporate office three months after ...
11-30-2017, 12:01 AM
Canadians forgoing retirement, working through golden years: census
TORONTO - The three months of Bill VanGorder's retirement were among the longest of his career. Lured by the promise of relaxation and spare time, the Halifax resident thought he'd relish the opportunity to walk away from an executive position and enjoy the fruits of his labour. But restlessness and a desire to keep contributing drove him back to the job market within weeks, and he was ensconced in a different corporate office three months after ...
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