Add to ORKGThe substantial increase in labour market participation among older workers in the Netherlands within a short period of time and the following increase in actual retirement rates can be considered a success story, especially from a comparative European perspective. Yet, different studies also show working longer is not self-evident, in particular among workers who are bound to retire within a few years and/or low educated workers. Working longer can only be implemented successfully on a structural basis if more attention is paid to the maintenance of and renewed investment in human capital at all ages. Abolishing a uniform retirement age and mandatory retirement could help workers to realize an actual retirement age that better fits their o...
The employment rate of older workers in Belgium is low, compared to other European countries. For so...
Background: To protect the social security system, western countries have taken measures to encourag...
This paper examines how the economic climate and policy changes at national level have been affectin...
The substantial increase in labour market participation among older workers in the Netherlands withi...
Ageing has been a concern for several years now. Member states introduced higher pensionable ages to...
In the coming decades, the importance of the older worker for the Dutch labour market will become ap...
Concerns regarding the long term sustainability of the welfare state have urged national governments...
The Dutch workforce is ageing rapidly.And so voices from various quarters are calling on people to e...
The Netherlands traditionally had ample early retirement possibilities. Several reforms introduced ...
Using data from a stated preferences experiment in the Netherlands, we find that replacing full-time...
Using data from a stated preferences experiment in the Netherlands, we find that replacing full-time...
The number of employees above 50 is increasing in organizations because of demographic changes. Peop...
A major strategy of recent pension reforms has been to promote what may be called the «working longe...
textabstractEarly retirement from the labour force has become standard practice for most employees i...
About 40% of employees in the Netherlands report that they are able to work until the age of 65 year...
The employment rate of older workers in Belgium is low, compared to other European countries. For so...
Background: To protect the social security system, western countries have taken measures to encourag...
This paper examines how the economic climate and policy changes at national level have been affectin...
The substantial increase in labour market participation among older workers in the Netherlands withi...
Ageing has been a concern for several years now. Member states introduced higher pensionable ages to...
In the coming decades, the importance of the older worker for the Dutch labour market will become ap...
Concerns regarding the long term sustainability of the welfare state have urged national governments...
The Dutch workforce is ageing rapidly.And so voices from various quarters are calling on people to e...
The Netherlands traditionally had ample early retirement possibilities. Several reforms introduced ...
Using data from a stated preferences experiment in the Netherlands, we find that replacing full-time...
Using data from a stated preferences experiment in the Netherlands, we find that replacing full-time...
The number of employees above 50 is increasing in organizations because of demographic changes. Peop...
A major strategy of recent pension reforms has been to promote what may be called the «working longe...
textabstractEarly retirement from the labour force has become standard practice for most employees i...
About 40% of employees in the Netherlands report that they are able to work until the age of 65 year...
The employment rate of older workers in Belgium is low, compared to other European countries. For so...
Background: To protect the social security system, western countries have taken measures to encourag...
This paper examines how the economic climate and policy changes at national level have been affectin...