Should people of between 50 and 55 be forced to retire from their jobs in order to make way for younger workers?

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I'm looking into finding a part time job for 1-2 evenings during the week and on weekends because my full time job just isn't cutting it right now.

I already feel guilty enough leaving my son at daycare while I work my full time job... And now I'm looking for a part time job, which is making me feel even more guilty. I'm only doing this to provide the best life I can for him, but that nagging guilt is still in the back of my head.

So - my question is, if you ever had to work two jobs, did you have the nagging guilty feeling? If you did, how did you get rid of it? Also, what type of job did you have as part time employment?

Let me add this - I'm a single mom, my son's father is ordered by the court to pay support but doesn't seem to care and is refusing to pay. If you have negative comments towards any of my issues, please keep your comments to yourself, I've had a bad enough day today already.

If people are still able to (and want to) work, should they have to retire when the reach a certain age?What's your opinion of this?

i heard two things...im kinda hoping they are myths, i dunno.

1. they really still fly planes that go as far back as the 70s
2. they really do still fly planes that were in accidents...after fixing them....

Are there ways around it? Why is the government forcing us to buy healthcare, especially those of us who don't need it?

Or am I wrong? Is it optional? I sure hope I am wrong. Otherwise, how can the government legally force us to buy anything? Especially is we don't need it?

She's a complete moron and I am having to do all my work plus pretty much all of hers. She could honestly walk out right now and leave me alone here for the next ten hours and I would be completely tickled.

What can I do to make her turn in her resignation? (It can't be anything mean... I am a really super nice person.)

Thanks for your answers.

Can you get your head around this?

I cant get my head around it, do you think of healthcare as a basic human right in a developed country?

Does NZ need to adopt the usa system where insurance companies decide the care you recieve - if you can afford the premiums........if you cant afford the premiums and need help they will bankrupt you - sounds good - what you say?

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