Titlebook: Delaying Retirement; Progress and Challen Dirk Hofäcker,Moritz Hess,Stefanie König Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s

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Retirement Transitions Under Changing Institutional Conditions: Towards Increasing Inequalities? Cothe new active aging policy. Policymakers, trade unions, and employers must recognize the inequalities that the credo of extended working life might cause and keep them in mind when planning new reforms of the welfare state or changes to workplace settings.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-11480-0abor–retirement regime; the liberal orientation of the pension institution; the dispute between early and late retirement; and the individuals benefited from—or penalized by—the pension system. The chapter concludes by suggesting prospective research ideas to empirically grasp the retirement transition in Switzerland.

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Hornfelsfazies der Kontaktmetamorphose,ven as Social Security reform and changes in firm benefits incentivize delayed retirement, the retention of early Social Security retired-worker benefits at age 62 suggests that high levels of early retirement among the most disadvantaged workers will continue to anchor the growing heterogeneity in labor force withdrawal timing.

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highlight the complexity of retirement decisions.Considers To a backdrop of ageing societies, pension crises and labour market reforms, this book investigates how the policy shift from early retirement to active ageing has affected individual retirement behaviour. Focusing on eleven European countr

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Anne Schreiter,René Sternberg M.A.workers over 60 have not increased significantly in recent years. This might be related to a generous early retirement scheme. Furthermore, educational attainment and gender impact heavily on a person’s retirement timing. In sum, Denmark’s reputation as a vanguard in a context of “active aging” is in question.

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— Die feministische Neuinterpretation der retirement transitions in the 13 countries selected for this book by showing older workers’ employment trends over the last decades and allowing us to contrast trends in early retirement (in the 1970s and 1980s) with active aging (since the late 1990s). Furthermore, it provides an overview on the c