Latinos in the U.S. had the highest labor force participation rates across age categories 55 or older, 65 or older, and 75 or older, compared to White and Black people, according to a recently published report by the Employee Benefit Research Institute (ERBI).
This marked a significant shift in the workforce, compared to earlier years. In 2000, Latinos had some of the lowest participation rates in the U.S. workforce, while White people saw some of the highest.
