early retirement

“The president can use existing laws to give them incentives for early retirement and to make voluntary severance payments to facilitate a graceful exit,” they wrote.

Isiekwe has won 11 England caps, having made his debut as a 19-year-old in 2017, but faced the prospect of early retirement two years ago after an MRI scan showed his aorta had swollen dangerously.

Smith said because of his alleged refusal to provide false or misleading information about the source of fuel cost increases, the elimination of his position and the refusal of his new supervisor to approve a leave request so he could visit his elderly mother out-of-state over the Thanksgiving holiday, he was forced into early retirement.

After nearly a quarter of a century as a UMC minister, DeLong took early retirement.

Kale had spent 22 years in the Indian army before he opted for an early retirement; he later worked in a private firm, his family told BBC Marathi.