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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Bridge employment"”.

  1. Older Workers and Bridge Employment: An Exploratory Study

    … their long-term careers and who were working in bridge jobs. After interviewing 24 participants, a theory emerged that describes the decision to seek a bridge job, the strategies used, the problems faced, and the benefits received. The decision to retire is connected with the decision to seek a …

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  2. The influence of living a calling on work continuity intentions and the mediating effects of subjective age and occupational future time perspective

    … fully, intentions to pursue career-related bridge employment, and intentions to pursue non-career related bridge employment. Drawing from continuity theory and socioemotional selectivity theory, it was hypothesized that the relationship between living a calling and these later career stage …

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  3. Return to Work After Retirement: Contributing Factors and Health Implications

    An issue of mounting importance in many industrialized nations, including Canada, is that of population aging. Because of fears that this trend could result in labour force shortages, many national governments and international organizations have encouraged policies aimed at prolonging the working …

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  4. Understanding the communicative processes of baby boomer women adjusting to retirement: Connecting micro and macro discourses

    … but now includes a range of formations (e.g., bridge employment). Baby Boomer women are most affected by this “new” retirement because they have worked a broader range of jobs for longer periods of time than ever before. Transitioning to retirement implicates processes of adjusting beyond just …

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