FAMILY TIES AND LIFE SATISFACTION IN EUROPE
Using SHARE data, this study investigates how older people’s quality of life is shaped by their family ties. We aim [...]
FINANCING LONG TERM CARE: COULD REVERSE MORTGAGES HELP?
57% of the Europeans aged 65+ will need long‑term care, for 4.4 years on average. Assuming no informal care, nor [...]
SIBLING INFLUENCES ON ADULT CHILDREN’S CAREGIVING FOR PARENTS.
Although care for dependent parents is often the outcome of collective decisions in multiple-child families, little is known on the [...]
FLEXIBLE PENSION AGE NEEDED DUE TO OCCUPATIONAL INEQUALITY IN HEALTH AND MORTALITY
Old-age pension in Denmark is among the highest in the world although life expectancy lags behind that of many other [...]
WORKING CONDITIONS AND RETIREMENT: HOW IMPORTANT ARE HR POLICIES IN PROLONGING WORKING LIFE?
Human resource (HR) measures to improve job satisfaction can prolong working lives, yet there is little evidence about the size [...]
The SHARE Blog wishes you a great new year 2020!
The SHARE Blog Editorial wishes you happy holidays and a great start into the New Year! The SHARE Blog started [...]