In a study of the likely causes of retirement decisions, 197 older employees of a state
government and their spouses were surveyed as they were getting ready to retire. Data also …

In the United States, older populations exhibit the highest levels of economic inequality of all
age groups. Across all advanced societies, the inequalities observed in older populations …

Demographic ageing is a global phenomenon. UK policy and research have, until recently,
focused on national trends and implications and largely viewed ageing as a 'pensions and …

Older workers' choice of bridging employment (self-employment and wage-and-salary
employment) was surveyed. Health status was found to be the only shared factor positively …

The relationship between migration and age has long been established, and most recently,
there have been calls for the inclusion of a life course perspective to migration research. In …

Approximately 15 percent of individuals over the age of 65 are employed. Due to the
apparent reversal in the trend toward early retirement and the aging of the US population …

Recent literature suggests that the increasingly blurred relationship between paid
employment and retirement facilitates a retirement transition period, a life course stage …

The idea of a long and stable career rewarded by retirement is a fixture of the American
social ethos and political economy. The paradox is that many Americans' careers do not fit …

In this study the authors examined the four organizational and personal variables of
voluntariness of retirement, flexibility, pre‐retirement planning and anticipated financial …

The workforce is growing older as the population ages, and in particular, as baby boomers
age; by 2012, the number of workers over 55 is projected to grow at nearly four times the …