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Meanings of early retirement in English

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Usage of early retirement in English
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In the following weeks a number of high-ranking officers took early retirement.
The Irish Times
2
Boltz said other employees were given severance packages or took early retirement.
Reuters
3
A spokesman said the 54-year-old Dubliner had decided to take early retirement.
The Irish Times
4
It was also said that his application for early retirement was unlawful.
The South African
5
They know what to do with people who approve early retirement packages.
The South African
6
The mantra for early retirement should be save more and spend less.
BBC
7
The government will present a new law by year-end to restrict early retirement.
Reuters
8
The president could possibly announce an early retirement on health grounds.
The Guardian
9
Paris was unaffected since its transport workers already have the early retirement option.
The Irish Times
10
He was planning to take early retirement at the end of this year.
Under the dome: a novel
11
I was thinking today that maybe you should retire, take an early retirement.
The pull of the moon: a novel
12
The bad news: The age threshold for early retirement is 112.
Wired
13
I am taking early retirement at the end of the year.
The Irish Times
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TWILIGHT years and thoughts were beginning to drift towards early retirement.
The Irish Times
15
The government expects around 60 percent of workers to opt for early retirement.
Reuters
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After taking early retirement, he decided to turn his hobby into a business.
The Irish Times
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Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
Australia
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