Study: Chronic illnesses leading early retirement

A recent study revealed that chronic diseases, particularly skeletal disorders, diabetes, and respiratory illnesses, lead to an increase in early retirement cases among workers in Tunisia. The average age of those retiring early was 53 years, with over 70 percent of workers affected. The findings showed that 71 percent of early retirements were due to early physical exhaustion, with an average permanent disability rate of approximately 77.7 percent. The researchers call for the enhancement of prevention and early detection programs to reduce the impact of these diseases on workers' ability to work.

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