For many Americans, 'temp' work becomes permanent way of life

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"I know a lot of people who are doing this temping. It seems to be the way this is going," she said.
Sibla's husband, 67, got a buyout offer from his former employer and is now retired, but she has minimal retirement savings in her own name. "When you're working as a temp you don't get any of that. Nothing," she said. The couple is downsizing to a smaller home and trying to sell the one they live in now to reduce expenses.