Search Results - subject:"Gradual Retirement"

A multi-state model for sick leave and its impact on partial early retirement incentives : the case of the Netherlands

Mol van Otterloo, Sophie de; Alonso-García, Jennifer - In: Scandinavian actuarial journal 2023 (2023) 3, pp. 244-268

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Unretirement in the 2010s: prevalence, determinants, and outcomes

Cahill, Kevin E.; Giandrea, Michael D.; Quinn, Joseph F. - 2020

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Retirement patterns of the early and middle baby boomers

Cahill, Kevin E.; Giandrea, Michael D.; Quinn, Joseph F. - 2019

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Gradual Retirement, Financial Incentives, and Labour Supply of Older Workers: Evidence from a Stated Preference Analysis

Elsayed, Ahmed; de Grip, Andries; Fouarge, Didier; … - 2015

with schemes that offer gradual retirement opportunities induce workers to retire one year later on average. Total life … cancelled out by the reduction in working hours before full retirement. The impact of gradual retirement schemes is, however … age, but the impact of these financial incentives does not differ with the possibility of gradual retirement. Finally, we …

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Effective Age of Retirement: Innovative Methodology and Recent Experience

Comeau, Maxime; Latulippe, Denis - Centre Interuniversitaire de Recherche en Analyse des … - 2015

(including gradual retirement) and the socio-economic environment have evolved over this period which includes the 2008 economic …

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Gradual retirement, financial incentives, and labour supply of older workers : evidence from a stated preference analysis

Elsayed, Ahmed; Grip, Andries de; Fouarge, Didier; … - 2015

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Are Gender Differences Emerging in the Retirement Patterns of the Early Boomers?

Cahill, Kevin E.; Giandrea, Michael D.; Quinn, Joseph F. - Bureau of Labor Statistics, Department of Labor - 2013

Controlling for career employment later in life, the retirement patterns of men and women in America have resembled one another for much of the past two decades. Is this relationship coming to an end? Recent research suggests that the retirement patterns of the Early Boomers – those born...

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Are gender differences emerging in the retirement patterns of the early boomers?

Cahill, Kevin E.; Giandrea, Michael D.; Quinn, Joseph F. - 2013

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The Relationship between Work Decisions and Location Later in Life

Cahill, Kevin E.; Giandrea, Michael D.; Quinn, Joseph F. - Bureau of Labor Statistics, Department of Labor - 2012

To what extent does continued work later in life in the form of bridge job employment impact the relocation decisions of older Americans? Continued work later in life has been suggested as a way for older workers to help maintain their standard of living in retirement, by increasing income in...

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How Does Occupational Status Impact Bridge Job Prevalence?

Cahill, Kevin E.; Giandrea, Michael D.; Quinn, Joseph F. - Bureau of Labor Statistics, Department of Labor - 2011

Is bridge job prevalence reduced significantly if a change in occupation is required in addition to the hours and tenure requirements that typically define bridge job employment? Prior research has shown that the majority of older Americans with career employment do not exit the labor force...

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