Posts By: Dr Giorgio Di Gessa

Why are some working in their 60s, and is it good for their well-being?

Authors: Dr Giorgio Di Gessa, January 11 2018

Pension ages in the UK are rising from the traditional 65 for men and 60 for women, as people live longer. But why are some working past these ages, and is this good for their well-being? Dr Giorgio Di Gessa from King’s College London and colleagues have investigated why some work beyond state pension age… Read more »

Health effects of working beyond State Pension Age in England

Authors: Dr Giorgio Di Gessa, Dr Laurie M Corna, Dr Loretta G. Platts, Dr Diana Worts, Professor Peggy McDonough, Professor Amanda Sacker, Professor Debora Price, Professor Karen Glaser, February 3 2017

New publication on the IUSSP news magazine, which disseminates in rigorous but plain language scientific findings from demographic research carried out all over the world. Health effects of working beyond State Pension Age in England