Paid employment and common mental disorders around retirement
This finding was presented at The Wellbeing, Health, Retirement and the Lifecourse project (WHERL) event to disseminate current research findings 13 April 2016
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Patterns of work up to and beyond State Pension Age, and their relationship to earlier life course histories
This finding was presented at The Wellbeing, Health, Retirement and the Lifecourse project (WHERL) event to disseminate current research findings 13 April 2016
View DetailsHow does health affect working beyond state pension age?
This finding was presented at The Wellbeing, Health, Retirement and the Lifecourse project (WHERL) event to disseminate current research findings 13 April 2016
View DetailsDo people return to work after retiring in the UK?
This finding was presented at The Wellbeing, Health, Retirement and the Lifecourse project (WHERL) event to disseminate current research findings 13 April 2016
View DetailsAre there health benefits to working beyond the state pension age?
This finding was presented at The Wellbeing, Health, Retirement and the Lifecourse project (WHERL) event to disseminate current research findings 13 April 2016
View DetailsWho works beyond the state pension age and are there health benefits?
This finding was presented at Extending working life and health, ICLS Policy Seminar 02 June 2015
View DetailsEmployment histories of British men and women: Preliminary findings on the implications for extended working lives and socioeconomic circumstances in later life
This finding was published on 25 April 2015
View DetailsWork, retirement, health and care: An introduction to the WHERL Project
This finding was published on 15 April 2015
View DetailsWHERL Working Paper. A sequence analysis approach to modelling the work and family histories of older adults in the UK
This finding was presented at Work, retirement, health and care: an introduction to the WHERL project 15 April 2015
View DetailsEarly findings presented at the Centre for Longitudinal Studies Conference
This finding was presented at WHERL research to be presented at the Centre for Longitudinal Studies Conference 17 March 2015
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