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Older Workers: The View of Dutch Employers in a European Perspective [Paperback]

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  • Category: Books (Social Science)
  • Author:  Conen, Wieteke
  • Author:  Conen, Wieteke
  • ISBN-10:  9069846659
  • ISBN-10:  9069846659
  • ISBN-13:  9789069846651
  • ISBN-13:  9789069846651
  • Publisher:  Amsterdam University Press
  • Publisher:  Amsterdam University Press
  • Pages:  162
  • Pages:  162
  • Binding:  Paperback
  • Binding:  Paperback
  • SKU:  9069846659-11-MPOD
  • SKU:  9069846659-11-MPOD
  • Item ID: 106898464
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A timely overview of European employers attitudes toward older workers, this book closely analyzes the Dutch experience and comparative examples drawn from a range of other countries.

Wieteke Conen demonstrates that across Europe, and especially in the Netherlands, employers tend to blame higher labor costs and lower productivity on an aging workforce. As a result, they avoid hiring andin some casesretaining older workers, eschewing other strategies that might help bridge the perceived gap between costs and productivity. Exploring some of these alternative strategies,Older Workersreveals how employers and the government could increase labor force participation among this growing population.
Wieteke Conenis a researcher at Utrecht University in the Netherlands.

1. Organisations dealing with an ageing workforce: views and behaviour across time and place  

1.2. Ageing and the labour market in Europe 11

           1.2.1. Demographic developments 11

           1.2.2. Changing contexts 16

1.3. Research on the labour market for older workers 21

1.4. Theoretical considerations concerning employers’ behaviour 28

            1.5. Data collection 31

                                    1.5.1. Survey data 31

                                    1.5.2. Case study research 34

            1.6. Outline of the booklƒR

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