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" Because women rarely won high-powered corporate jobs before the 1970s , there are far fewer female retirees today who worked outside the home and stockpiled their retirement savings . A research associate at the School of Medicine , an academic program coordinator at SPSBE and a hospital retiree will be among the 11 Hopkins associates presented this year with Martin Luther King Jr. Community Service Awards , which honor unselfish volunteer work . UNIONS SEEK SAFEGUARDS FOR RETIREE DRUG COVERAGEUnion representatives are urging federal regulators to take steps in forthcoming final Medicare rules to ensure that subsidies to private employers who offer retiree drug benefits do not allow firms to shift additional costs to retirees while still receiving taxpayer-financed subsidies . Mathematica staff , who also raised money to pay for their supplies , assembled on April 28 at the home of Florence Smith , a disabled retiree , in the Oakland Mills area of Columbia . Next , you raise a point , that of the illiquid nature of many retiree 's wealth , and strangely state that it renders my point about retirees being able to assist themselves irrelevant , when I adress this issue , as you acknowledge .