Health effects of working beyond State Pension Age in England

This article is posted in: Data Analysis, Health, Inequality, Lifecourse, Mental Health, Older Workers, Pensions, Research, Retirement, Work

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

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Health effects of working beyond State Pension Age in England

Tags: ageing, Extending Working Lives, health, lifecourse, Lifelong Health and Wellbeing, Older Workers, State Pension Age

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