At what age do you picture yourself sitting on a beach, sipping something refreshing, and finally enjoying retirement? Or maybe you’re one of those people who will never retire, working well into your golden years, driven by passion and purpose. But here’s the million-dollar question: Should society tell you when it’s time to clock out for good? Whether you're dreaming of a life without alarm clocks or dreading the idea of being forced out of a job you love, this debate hits close to home for all of us.The concept of mandatory retirement dates back to the early 20th century, when industrialized nations started grappling with aging workforces. Initially, mandatory retirement laws were designed to make room for younger employees and streamline workforce management. Today, countries like France and Japan still enforce mandatory retirement ages, while others, including the U.S., generally allow employees to work as long as they are able. Key concepts here include workforce sustainabili...