You should have a W-2 if you were employed at any time during the year. "Retired" is a fuzzy term. Some people who consider themselves retired have a part-time or seasonal job, or do occasional work such as substitute teaching or being a poll worker for an election. Also, if you retired during the year, you should have a W-2 for the job you had at the beginning of the year, before you retired.
If you had any job in 2022 for which you would get a W-2, you should have gotten it by now. Employers are supposed to send W-2s to the employees by January 31 of the following year.
