Being a security guard is very hard and tiring, and the salary is very small. Why are many old people with pensions still rushing to work?

Being a security guard is hard and tiring, and you earn less, but why are there so many retired people scrambling for jobs? I think there are several reasons.

First of all, in the traditional sense, retired people are generally called doormen when applying for real estate or other positions, rather than traditional security guards. According to the current employment situation, many companies will set an age when recruiting security guards. Although these retired people apply for security posts, in real life, they do the work of doormen. Their main duty is to open the door and maintain order.

Secondly, if the elderly with higher pensions generally do not choose to continue working after retirement, generally speaking, the elderly who really choose to be security guards do not have high pensions, so in order to increase their income, they will be willing to find security jobs. If they have a higher pension, wouldn't it be a happy thing to live a chic life with it?

Thirdly, some elderly people feel bored when they have nothing to do after retirement, so they also want to use their residual heat to find something to do, and they can make more friends after they return to work. In fact, it is not a bad thing for them to make more friends while working.

Finally, the retired elderly choose the post of security guard, mainly because this post is not so tired, and according to the current salary, it is not as low as expected. Unwilling to be lonely, they choose re-employment in order to increase their income. At the same time, they choose to work in security because other jobs are not suitable for them. Nowadays, if the elderly are security guards, they will generally be assigned to be doormen, and nothing will happen when they are doormen.