… This study compared the health status of workers in highly precarious employment with
unemployed individuals in 35 European countries. We used data from the 6 th European …

… This selection captured individuals who were not eligible for exit from paid employment
through statutory national retirement schemes. Due to the lack of nationwide education registers …

… In response, many countries have raised the statutory retirement age.3 … By using cross-sectional
data in this study, the effects of … (selection) and unemployment causing ill health, such as …

… into employed, unemployed, permanently sick or disabled, retired, … specific group was driving
the results, as a sensitivity analysis. … Our study is also cross-sectional which precludes the …

… most from the ill–health effects of unemployment but have … likely to result in bias in
cross–sectional analyses. Finally, with the … : a cross-sectional analysis across european countries. …

… most EU countries. One of the reasons for this phenomenon is older workers leaving the labor
market at a faster pace [Citation29]. Many countries … to unemployment or early retirement. …

… country and we can draw larger conclusions for European … -age workers in five countries
(Organisation for Economic Co-… It is unclear in these latter cross-sectional studies, however, …

… Our research identified 153 studies across 29 countries … Data were taken from cross-sectional
cohort studies and … effect sizes of the prevalence of unemployment in Europe (p = 0.046). …

… or precarious employment (eg, generosity of unemployment … home or family work, retirement),
as well the reason for … : To further address potential health selections (with ill health both …

… status (unemployed/retired/homemaker). They found that in many European countries,
self-… In this study, we used cross-sectional data from waves 2, 4 and 5 of SHARE, since those …