The theoretical part of this paper provides the foundations of three statistical discriminations that are specific to the older workers: employers can think that a senior is characterized by (i) a shorter distance to the retirement age, (ii) a larger distance to the technological frontier, and/or (iii) a smaller ability to move from old toward new occupations than a younger worker. In the empirical part of the paper, a controlled experiments is designed in order to test each of these statistical discriminations. We also present a "pure" discrimination equilibrium and a controlled experiments specific to this assumption. Our empirical results, based on data collected in France, support the view that the older worker are discriminated in the ...
In this study, we use a series of French Employment Surveys, from 1982 to 1999, to analyze labor mar...
Older workers’ employment rates are high in three EU countries (Sweden, Denmark, UK) and have risen ...
National audienceIn most industrialized countries, the pension reforms applied during the last years...
The theoretical part of this paper provides the foundations of three statistical discriminations tha...
The Difficult Come Back of Elderly Workers into Employment. The low employment rate of senior worker...
Several concurrent hypotheses have been proposed in order to take into account the persistence of un...
Several concurrent hypotheses have been proposed in order to take into account the persistence of un...
Senior Employment: Overview and Prospects This article provides an overview of the evolution of the...
We study the role of labour demand in the low employment rate of older workers in France. We find no...
National audienceBased on the French Labor Force Survey, we show that the likelihood of employment i...
Le vieillissement des populations dans les économies développées apparaît comme un enjeu majeur dans...
International audienceFor twenty years, France’s antidiscrimination legislation has prohibited, amon...
Since the 1980s, changes in the organization of production and distribution have led to a general de...
In this study, we use a series of French Employment Surveys, from 1982 to 1999, to analyze labor mar...
Older workers’ employment rates are high in three EU countries (Sweden, Denmark, UK) and have risen ...
National audienceIn most industrialized countries, the pension reforms applied during the last years...
The theoretical part of this paper provides the foundations of three statistical discriminations tha...
The Difficult Come Back of Elderly Workers into Employment. The low employment rate of senior worker...
Several concurrent hypotheses have been proposed in order to take into account the persistence of un...
Several concurrent hypotheses have been proposed in order to take into account the persistence of un...
Senior Employment: Overview and Prospects This article provides an overview of the evolution of the...
We study the role of labour demand in the low employment rate of older workers in France. We find no...
National audienceBased on the French Labor Force Survey, we show that the likelihood of employment i...
Le vieillissement des populations dans les économies développées apparaît comme un enjeu majeur dans...
International audienceFor twenty years, France’s antidiscrimination legislation has prohibited, amon...
Since the 1980s, changes in the organization of production and distribution have led to a general de...
In this study, we use a series of French Employment Surveys, from 1982 to 1999, to analyze labor mar...
Older workers’ employment rates are high in three EU countries (Sweden, Denmark, UK) and have risen ...
National audienceIn most industrialized countries, the pension reforms applied during the last years...