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Employment status of older adults*
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18% men, 10% women in labor force 65+ (majority part-time
-more likely self-employed or not in physical / high tech job |
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Labor Force participation graphs - women
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for women inceased sharply in 45-54 from 80's and on (changing roles, dual income)
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Reasons Older people seek employment*
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Financial Needs
Desire to feel productive job restructuring |
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Employment Barriers elderly adults (SOCA)
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Negative Stereotypes
Obsolescent Skills Viewed as more costly (perhaps expect more pay, costlier health insurance) Age-Based employment discrimination (illegal, but happens) |
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Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967
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-in 1965 half of all jobs were closed to people age 55+
-**Banned discrimination against workers aged 40+** -successful in firing, but not in hiring |
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Job Satisfaction and Aging
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Job satisfaction increases gradually with age b/c (SLIC)
Self-selection (of good job, usually) Less focus on career (less stressful) Intrinsic vs extrinsic aspects (help out, socialize vs $$, bennies) Congruence between expectations and job |
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retiremenet 1900 vs 2000
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life expectancy way up,
years retired way up!! ( from like 0 to 20) more still work |
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What retirement can be definsed as:
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withdrawal from work
loss of occupational identity |
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Retirment in 20th century/beyond:
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Institutionalized retirment is 20th century thing
Used to be trending towards early retirement, but now... (65 is no longer normal retirment now ) |
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Types of Retirement Transitions**** (BBC)
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Blurred (leaving and returning to work)
Bridge Job (Job between career job and permanent retirement) Crisp (Clean break from retirement) |
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Retirement Transitions Categories (PC)
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Phased retirement = reduce responsibilities, graduallyeasd into retirement)
Contingent retirement = hired on a temporary basis |
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Retirement Studies results (on health, happiness, income)
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-not cause ill health
-may be stressful initially, but ppl generally happier more leisure time -results in drop in income, most feel income is sufficient better |
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Retirement studies Baby boomer study results:
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**84% want to work at least part-time
(see page 2 for rest), but mostly many still want to work (either income or enjoyment) |
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Why do people retire? (GRANP HF)
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-Was mandatory until 1986 (and still is for some based on *Bona Fide Occupational Qualification)
-Now based on(GRANP HF) Gender, Race, Adequate retirement income, nature of job, peer pressure, health status, Family role |
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Why people retire indepth reason for health Status, Gender, family role ***
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-Health status* = (including insurance) individuals in poor health more likely to retire
-Gender = women less likely to retire, instead often based on husbands decision tho -family role = new role as caregiver usually |
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Issues affecting Adjustment to retirement:
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Is a life transition!!
*Financial Security and Health and Control over timing affect satisfaction** (FCH) -Financial and emotioanl prep is imporrtant |
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Post-retirement life = ?
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Leisure (activity that is satisfying and free of obligation)
and Volunteer work:(older people do more than younger, 57% over 50 report have) |
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Leisure Facts:
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-recognized important for health adn well-being
-constraints include limited resources and poor health*** -Ideal to develop diverse repertoire |
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Benefits of Volunteerism: society and GPU
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Societal ben: Furnishes organizations with experienced workers at minimal cost
Older Person:greater life satisfaction, -physical and mental well-being, -feelings of usefulness |
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Religious Participation and volunteering:
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-Most common form of volunteering
-Women, african american more involved religious activity -Religions = positive impact on physical, mental health and life satisfaction |