While the trend in Australia is towards earlier compulsory retirement, the United States Government has recently passed legislation which guarantees the rights of the elderly who wish to continue in employment to do so. This paper briefly discusses the concept of early retirement in the light of demographic trends which point to an increase in the proportion of elderly persons in the Australian population in the next few decades. Some of the needs of the elderly, as they themselves perceive them, are highlighted with special reference to a report commissioned by the Western Australian Council on the Ageing, and to a questionnaire completed by participants in the Western Australian Institute of Technology Activity Programme for the Over-60s
Interest in the likely impact of Baby Boomer retirement on the housing market is gathering momentum...
Australia has an aging population and workforce, and policy makers and organizations increasingly en...
In Australia we have become preoccupied with the potential adverse impact of our ageing population o...
The first Australian baby boomers are starting to retire. Consequently, it is essential to develop a...
A defining characteristic of present-day Australia is the large number of baby boomers – those born ...
This paper reviews recent retirement and retirement intention literature, with a view to assessing t...
This report presents analysis of Department of Family and Community Services\u27 (FaCS) \u27Workforc...
This report presents analysis of Department of Family and Community Services' (FaCS) Workforce Circu...
The transitions of old age include many changes in appearance, hormonal changes such as the menopaus...
This paper examines the retirement intentions of Australian Baby Boomers by occupation. Workers from...
Existing research shows that adjustment to retirement is correlated with pre-retirement planning. Th...
© 2011 Dr. Diana WarrenIn Australia, as in most OECD countries, an aging population has given rise t...
The first of the baby boomers have reached retirement age, but somehave retired ‘early’ with varying...
A handful of studies on the retirement intentions of Australia\u27s baby boomers have each come to a...
In Australia we have become preoccupied with the potential adverse impact of our ageing population o...
Interest in the likely impact of Baby Boomer retirement on the housing market is gathering momentum...
Australia has an aging population and workforce, and policy makers and organizations increasingly en...
In Australia we have become preoccupied with the potential adverse impact of our ageing population o...
The first Australian baby boomers are starting to retire. Consequently, it is essential to develop a...
A defining characteristic of present-day Australia is the large number of baby boomers – those born ...
This paper reviews recent retirement and retirement intention literature, with a view to assessing t...
This report presents analysis of Department of Family and Community Services\u27 (FaCS) \u27Workforc...
This report presents analysis of Department of Family and Community Services' (FaCS) Workforce Circu...
The transitions of old age include many changes in appearance, hormonal changes such as the menopaus...
This paper examines the retirement intentions of Australian Baby Boomers by occupation. Workers from...
Existing research shows that adjustment to retirement is correlated with pre-retirement planning. Th...
© 2011 Dr. Diana WarrenIn Australia, as in most OECD countries, an aging population has given rise t...
The first of the baby boomers have reached retirement age, but somehave retired ‘early’ with varying...
A handful of studies on the retirement intentions of Australia\u27s baby boomers have each come to a...
In Australia we have become preoccupied with the potential adverse impact of our ageing population o...
Interest in the likely impact of Baby Boomer retirement on the housing market is gathering momentum...
Australia has an aging population and workforce, and policy makers and organizations increasingly en...
In Australia we have become preoccupied with the potential adverse impact of our ageing population o...