I answered no.
That said I witnessed, at a young age, my grandparents face this decision. My grandmother had been a homemaker. My grandfather had retired at 55 with a pension and later SS. The pension was NOT COLA adjusted. The big inflation of the 70's hit their budget hard. Since Gramps would lose his SS if he went back to work, Grammy got a job as a "shop girl" at a high end gift/antique shop in La Jolla. It may have paid more than minimum wage - but not much. But, it was enough to make their budget work, and got Grammy SS quarters she didn't have. She did this for about 10 years. She worked about 30 hours a week.
I took note of this when I was doing my own planning. My (super microscopic - <$500/month) pension is non COLA - but is not really counted in my budget. Other income streams are more COLAd - DH's SS, rental income, investments...