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Presentations

How does health affect working beyond state pension age?

Authors: Dr Rebecca Benson, Professor Amanda Sacker, Professor Karen Glaser,

These findings show that men but not women who have reached state pension age reduce their weekly working hours as allostatic load increases. Benson PPI Policy Seminar (13 April 2016)

How does health affect working beyond state pension age?

Patterns of work up to and beyond State Pension Age, and their relationship to earlier life course histories

Authors: Dr Laurie M Corna, Dr Loretta G. Platts, Dr Diana Worts, Dr Giorgio Di Gessa, Dr Rachel Stutchbury, Professor Peggy McDonough, Professor Debora Price, Professor Karen Glaser,
Patterns of work up to and beyond State Pension Age, and their relationship to earlier life course histories
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