< Back to all clusters
[BUSINESS] · Germany · 45 sources

started · updated

Germany sees rise in working retirees

According to the Federal Statistical Office’s 2025 Mikrozensus, 14 % of people aged 65‑74 in Germany were employed, up from 13 % a year earlier. The share of men working after retirement (16 %) remains higher than that of women (11 %). About a quarter of employed retirees (27 %) are self‑employed, while the majority (65 %) hold marginal or part‑time jobs. Employment declines with age – roughly one‑fifth of 65‑66‑year‑olds work, falling to 8 % among those aged 73‑74 – and is higher among those with higher education levels. Many retirees cite social integration and personal enjoyment as motives, with roughly one‑third mentioning financial reasons. The trend reflects a flexible transition from full‑time work to retirement in Germany.

Entities

Bundesgesundheitsministerium · Federal Statistical Office (Destatis) · German Federal Statistical Office (Destatis) · German retirees · German retirees (aged 65‑74) · Germany · Mikrozensus · Mikrozensus 2025 · Minijob · Minijob sector · Pflegegrad 5 · Pflegekasse

Claims

What the coverage asserts, and how many sources carry each claim.

Sources

Immer mehr Rentner sind erwerbstätig [www.nachrichten-heute.net]
about 1 month ago
about 1 month ago
Pflege in Not – LSB Hamburg [www.lsb-hamburg.de]
about 1 month ago
about 1 month ago
about 1 month ago
about 1 month ago
about 1 month ago
about 1 month ago
about 1 month ago
Immer mehr Rentner sind erwerbstätig [www.finanznachrichten.de]
about 1 month ago