South Korea and Japan have been found to have the highest number of elderly workers among members of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. A report by the international body showed that the average age Koreans exited the job market stood at 67-point-one for men and 67-point-five for women. This was almost on a par with average 69-point-one for men and 66 for women in Japan. The statistics also revealed that the percentage of people over 65 who participated in labor activities in Korea reached 29-point-six percent, a bit short of Mexico