Whereas previous research shows that union membership is associated with improved
health, static measurements have been used to test dynamic theories linking the two. We …

In recent years, early retirement decisions have become more frequent in the European
Union despite political efforts to prevent early retirement. This is a growing problem for the …

Working life is associated with lifestyle, screening uptake, and occupational health risks that
may explain differences in cancer onset. To better understand the association between …

The outbreak of COVID-19 epidemic has been having a great impact on the job market, so
that graduates from all over the world are facing a more complex employment environment …

Combining work and family roles can have beneficial consequences on health but could
also result in chronic stress and adverse health outcomes at older ages. This study aimed to …

The etiology of psychological differences among those who pursue distinct lines of work
have long been of scholarly interest. A prevalent early and continuing assumption is that …

Background Ongoing shifts in economic structure from automation and globalisation can
affect employment and mortality, yet these relations are not well described. Objective We …

Research from a range of disciplines highlights the need to adopt a life course perspective
that considers earlier life courses to explain outcomes in later life (eg later life health …

The global rise in life expectancy transforms age structure consequently having impact to the
sustainability of social protection systems and working life. This descriptive study aimed to …

Relying on a life course perspective, we explored the association between childhood
socioeconomic position (SEP), adulthood employment trajectories, and their interactions …