Editorial: Socio-Economic Dimensions in Extended Working Lives
Charlotte Fechter and Werner Sesselmeier
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Socio-economic inequalities in life expectancy and health expectancy at age 50 and over in European countries. Insights for the debate on pension policies
Isabel Mosquera, Yolanda González-Rábago, Unai Martín and Amaia Bacigalupe
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Work-Life Imbalance in Extended Working Lives: Domestic Divisions of Labour and Partners’ Perceptions of Job Pressures of Non-Retiring Older Workers
Andreas Cebulla, Nathan Hudson-Sharp, Lucy Stokes and David Wilkinson
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New Modes, New Challenges? The Influence of Extended Working Lives on the Late Employment Phase
in Germany
Charlotte Fechter
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Skills Mismatch, Earnings and Job Satisfaction Among Older Workers
Markus Bönisch, Jakob Peterbauer and Eduard Stöger
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Grandparental Childcare and Parent’s Labour Supply: Evidence from Europe
Mikkel Barslund and Lea Schomaker
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