… improve health through re-employment or extending working … to factors such as age, gender
and socioeconomic position, and … leave the job market early to care for family members.12 …

… illhealth were adjusted for gender, number of times in manual social class in adulthood, and
marital status at … individuals for re-employment. Our findings suggest that the group of out-of-…

… We hypothesize that sickness absence is associated with poor labor market attachment, …
The effect of ill health and socioeconomic status on labor force exit and re-employment: a …

… are particularly important, due to the healthy worker effect–adults with poor health are
selected out of the job market and their health may be a barrier to employment/re-employment. …

… with poor health are vulnerable to labour market exclusion, for example, through hardened
… . The effect of ill health and socioeconomic status on labor force exit and re-employment: a …

… insight into the impact of poor health on labor force exit. For example, … affects individuals in
the diverse cultural settings of Europe. For that purpose, data on health, socioeconomic status…

… chronic disease is a potential determinant of re-employment, they do not provide information
… . The effect of ill health and socioeconomic status on labor force exit and re-employment: a …

… in the labour force [1]. Recently, there has been a focus on how to retain … poor health,
shorter education and higher age were barriers for re-employment and that wanting to have a job …

… re-employment could be attributed to job search cognitions and behavior. In short, the labor
market offers less opportunities for persons with a poor … with lower socioeconomic position. …

… labor market is quite “tight,” and chances for re-employment rather good. The trivial health
consequences … for labor until 2008 in Denmark, and people with ill health probably joined the …