Policies for an Ageing Workforce – Work-life balance, working conditions and equal opportunities

Policies_for_Ageing_Workforce-CEPS_publication2019-cover Extending average working lives by 10 years, while ensuring an adequate social safety net for those unable to work into their late 60s and 70s, is a major social policy challenge today and for the coming decades. Tackling this challenge involves delving into policy areas that range from working conditions, skills and lifelong learning, pensions, socio-economic inequalities in health and life expectancy to the design of a much broader agenda on active ageing.

This publication by the CEPS gives concise and valuable insights into the most important issues surrounding the social policy challenge of extending working lives.

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