About what percent of workers in 2012 chose to retire "in the traditional sense" - to quit working entirely at age 65?

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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, in 2012, about 33% of workers retired "in the traditional sense" by quitting their jobs entirely at age 65. This means that the majority of workers either continued working past age 65 or gradually reduced their hours or switched to part-time work instead of fully retiring.

About What Percent of Workers in 2012 Chose to Retire