Late Life Employment Histories and Their Association With Work and Family Formation During Adulthood: A Sequence Analysis Based on ELSA
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Summary
Policies aimed at increasing the proportion of older workers not only need to address later stages of the life course but also early and mid-adulthood, as well as self-employment with comparatively later retirement.
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- 2017-05-31
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Computer science
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