SHADOW OF THE PAST? THE ROLE OF THE WORK HISTORY FOR WORKING AFTER RETIREMENT
Retirement is often seen as a clear transition from employment to receiving a pension. However, this has changed over 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 QUALITY OF JOBS OF EUROPEAN WORKING RETIREES
Working after retirement is increasingly common in many Western societies. Following a period at the end of the twentieth century [...]
DO PUBLIC PENSION ENTITLEMENTS AFFECT PEOPLE’S SAVINGS FOR OLD DAYS?
Using data for Belgium, we show that an extra euro in public pension wealth is associated with a 14-25 cents [...]
THE ADVERSE EFFECTS OF AIR POLLUTION ON PENSIONERS’ HEALTH IN EUROPE
Air pollution is one of the most important problems around the globe, with significant adverse effects on health and environment. [...]