Retirement´s revolving door: Why some workers can´t call it quits
(WorldNews Business)

By Bruce Horovitz In his view, Tim Franson utterly failed at retirement. After 20 years as a high-ranking vice president at drugmaker Eli Lilly, Franson and his wife, Chris, a successful real estate agent, thought they were quietly retiring nearly a decade ago to Bonita Springs, Fla. For the first month or so, Franson said, he mostly slept. He wasn’t depressed, just mentally and physically exhausted. Then, “I went crazy,� said Franson. “I’m not very good at sitting around.� He quickly found himself back at work part-time after a friend at a small pharmaceutical company asked him for strategic advice. “Things snowballed from there.� Today,...