Europe, notably in countries like Lithuania, is facing substantial demographic shifts due to
aging, impacting various systems, including the labor market. In this context understanding …

Abstract [eng] While the population of Europe is rapidly aging, extended working life has
been increasingly promoted. However, a fair amount of older workers prefer to retire early …

Background: The ageing phenomenon, which is mainly due to birth declines and increased
life expectancy, has had a considerable impact on economies and societies in Europe. In …

The ageing of the European population and stagnating birth rates have profound
consequences on the labor markets. This trend is likely to become aggravated in the coming …

The aim of this study is to analyse and compare the nature of early retirement reported by
late workers 50+. The work is based on the sixth wave (2015) of the Survey of Health …

With the growing number of pensioners, the importance of keeping the older workers in the
labor market is increasing. In this study the personal situation and work characteristics has …

One of the most pressing concerns in the EU nowadays seems to be the impact of ageing
population on the economy. In Croatia the problem is even more pronounced considering …

This study aims to identify the factors that favor the intention to continue working or to retire
in workers over 50 years old. The sample consisted of 186 workers of both sexes from the …

Given the ongoing demographic transition caused by decreasing fertility rates and an
increasing life expectancy, the currently high proportion of persons in some form of …

Background: Western countries are experiencing an ageing and shrinking workforce in the
eldercare sector. This study investigated whether 12 different work-related factors are …