Objective: To test the effect of time since labour market exit (LME) on associations between
socioeconomic position (SEP) and self-rated health. Methods: Retirees from the English …

Objectives Retirement could be a stressor or a relief. We stratify according to previous
psychosocial working conditions to identify short-term and long-term changes in mental …

Background Subjective life expectancy (SLE) is a vital predictor of mortality, health and
retirement. Nevertheless, we have sparse knowledge about what drives changes in SLE …

Aims: To measure changes in health related quality of life and employment status of NHS
staff one year after early retirement because of ill health, and to identify predictors of re …

Objectives This study aimed to investigate (i) the influence of entering or leaving paid
employment on self-rated health trajectories before, during, and after this transition and (ii) …

Background and aims: Although many older persons choose to postpone retirement, the
health consequences of this decision are still debated. This study aimed at determining the …

Background: To determine whether retirement at age 60 is associated with improvement or
deterioration in mental and physical health, when analysed by occupational grade and …

In chapter F (The timing and pathway of exit) we showed that poor health substantially
increases the probability of an early exit (an increase by 66 per cent of the predicted …

Although prior research documents adverse health consequences of precarious work, we
know less about how chronic exposure to precarious work in midlife shapes health …

Objectives We would assess the possible impact of a range of physical and psychosocial
working conditions on early exit from paid employment (ie, before retirement age) in a …