Changes in labour market histories and their relationship with paid work around state pension age: evidence from three British longitudinal studies –> read full text https://bit.ly/3MiC4n8
This finding was published on 31 March 2022
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Lifetime employment histories and their relationship with 10-year health trajectories in later life: evidence from England
This finding was published on 24 February 2020
View DetailsThe decision to work after state pension age and how it affects quality of life: evidence from a 6-year English panel study
This finding was published on 10 January 2018
View DetailsPaper published – Informal care and sleep disturbance among caregivers in paid work: Longitudinal analyses from a large community-based Swedish cohort study
This finding was published on 08 December 2017
View DetailsThe influence of extended working lives on health and the implications for the socio-economic gradient
This finding was presented at WHERL findings presented to the Longevity Science Panel, 16 November, Legal General, London 16 November 2017
View DetailsPaper published – Returns to work after retirement: A prospective study of unretirement in the United Kingdom
This finding was published on 31 October 2017
View DetailsInequalities across the lifecoures: findings from the WHERL project
This finding was presented at British Society of Gerontology 46th Annual Conference, 2017 06 July 2017
View DetailsHow do female lifecourses affect income in retirement
This finding was presented at British Society of Gerontology 46th Annual Conference, 2017 05 July 2017
View DetailsThe decision to work after State Pension Age and how it affects Quality of Life: Evidence from a 6-year English panel study
This finding was presented at British Society of Gerontology 46th Annual Conference, 2017 05 July 2017
View DetailsThe Wellbeing, Health, Retirement and the Lifecourse project
This finding was presented at PPI Policy Seminar: Wellbeing, Health, Retirement and the Lifecourse (WHERL) 20 June 2017
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