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200 1 $aIncome from work after retirement in the EU$fHans Dubois, Robert Anderson$gEuropean Foundation for the Improvement of living and working conditions
210   $aLuxembourg$cPublications office of the European Union$d2012
215   $a84 p.$cill.$d30 cm
330   $aIt is increasingly common for workers in the EU to take up paid work after retirement. This trend adds an important dimension to the current discourse on extending working lives. Facilitating work after retirement for those who want to work can contribute to sustainable pension systems. This study investigates retirees' motivations for seeking paid work and their opportunities for gaining employment. It examines the extent to which work after retirement is related to income adequacy among the retired population. It also explores the types of paid employment that retirees take up and identifies ways in which companies seek to recruit and retain retirees. The report concludes with recommendations for governments, employers and retirees. [Ed.]
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712 02$aFondazione europea per il miglioramento delle condizioni di vita e di lavoro
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