Titlebook: Delaying Retirement; Progress and Challen Dirk Hof?cker,Moritz Hess,Stefanie K?nig Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s

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Japan: Determinants of Retirement in a Hyper-Aged Society,In this national context, workers’ retirement decisions and behaviors are largely determined, at the macro- and mesolevels, by the interplay between the government and employers over reforming mandatory retirement corporate policies thoroughly and uniformly institutionalized across the country’s wor

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The Outdistanced Vanguard: Early Retirement Policy in Denmark as an Obstacle to Progress in Active rkers with a favorable labor market situation and socially adequate old age pensions. Compared to other countries, however, employment rates of older workers over 60 have not increased significantly in recent years. This might be related to a generous early retirement scheme. Furthermore, educationa

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,Sweden: Steeply Rising Older Workers’ Employment Rates in a Late-Exit Country,flexibilization of the statutory retirement age. Incentives are given for later withdrawal and longer working careers, since pensions are based on all earnings during working life. Disability pensions are the most important pathway for early exits out of the labor market for all age groups, even tho

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Retirement Transitions Under Changing Institutional Conditions: Towards Increasing Inequalities? Coon and the 13 single country studies. It highlights that the major pension system and labor market reforms throughout the last 15 years in Europe, Japan, and the USA have been effective in meeting their goal of delaying retirement. However, it seems as if not all older workers are benefiting from th

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Trends and Determinants of Retirement Transition in Europe, the USA and Japan: A Comparative Overviontext of retirement transitions that reflects on institutional, workplace, and individual conditions. In sum, the results of our international comparison suggest a close relationship between older workers’ employment levels and contextual factors at the institutional, the workplace, and the individual level.

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Retirement in a Context of Strong Institutional Uncertainty and Territorial Diversities: The Case onal point of view (center-north vs south). However, recent changes in pension policies have increased the risk of social inequalities across generations, with younger cohorts benefiting from a far less generous system, with a lower substitution rate and being forced to extend their working careers.

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Ebb and Flow of Early Retirement: Pension Reform and Labor Market Participation of Older Workers intutory pension age from 65 to 67 years and the introduction of a sustainability factor. Still, strong pull factors exist in special agreements in the case of firm downsizing and casuistic legislation affecting specific collectives of workers. Increased use of disability pensions since the onset of the crisis is also evident.