Context The marked demographic change toward greater proportions of older people in
developed nations poses significant challenges for health and social care. Several studies …

Over the past two decades,“active aging” has emerged in Europe as the foremost policy
response to the challenges of population aging. This article examines the concept of active …

BACKGROUND: With a growing share of older people in almost every population,
discussions are being held worldwide about how to guarantee welfare in the immediate …

Against a global backdrop of population and workforce ageing, successive UK governments
have encouraged people to work longer and delay retirement. Debates focus mainly on …

Research on the correspondence between retirement intentions and subsequent behaviour
is scarce. We aimed to explore possible associations between retirement intentions and …

The ageing population has led to increasing concerns about pensions and their future
sustainability. Much of the dominant policy discourse around ageing and pension provision …

This article examines how older workers employ internalized age norms and perceptions
when thinking about extending their working lives or retirement timing. It draws on semi …

Aims and objectives To increase knowledge about experienced nurses' understanding of a
health‐promoting work environment, health‐promoting leadership and its role in retention of …

Background There is a global imperative to respond to the challenge of a growing 'old-age
dependency ratio'by ensuring the workforce is healthy enough to remain in work for longer …

The aim of this longitudinal qualitative interview study (3 waves of interviews) was to
examine the nature of older workers' late career decision-making processes, including the …