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Partnership in Pensions? Responses to the Pensions Green Paper [PDF]

, 1999
The government's pensions Green Paper 'a new contract for welfare: partnership in pensions' proposes fundamental changes to the UK's retirement income system. Members of CASE and the Department of Social Policy at LSE have looked at the likely implications of the reforms for pensioner poverty, income security in old age, economic growth, the National ...
Philip Agulnik, Nicholas Barr, Jane Falkingham, Katherine Rake   +3 more
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Pension Knowledge and the Effectiveness of Pension Reforms

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021
This study examines how knowledge about institutional settings and their reform affects the effectiveness of those reforms. We examine this question in the context of social security, the largest social insurance program in Europe, by exploiting time and cross-country variation in pension regulations in seven European countries.
Bucher-Koenen, Tabea, Ferrari, Irene, Pettinicchi, Yuri   +2 more
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COMPLEMENTARY PENSION PENSION IN BRAZIL

Revista Gênero e Interdisciplinaridade, 2022
Moments of crisis, as a rule, bring doubts about the maintenance of institutions, as well as about their future, but they are also catalysts of opportunities, providing reconstructions of paradigms that, in an environment of normality, end up falling back on the stigma of hesitation.
Angela Maria Betzel Jacobsen, Claudinei Schultz   +1 more
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Pension Systems and Pension Disparities

2015
Different types of welfare states are important determinants of well-being and meeting needs, as they mediate and influence the socioeconomic positions in which individuals find themselves.
Gianni Betti, Francesca Bettio, Thomas Georgiadis, Platon Tinios   +3 more
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Pension norms and pension reforms in Europe – the effects on gender pension gaps

Community, Work & Family, 2008
Pension levels in the EU15 are significantly gendered. Various reforms to pension systems explicitly aim at improving women's opportunities to build up pension entitlements. These reforms differ from country to country. We see so-called work–life balance policies to increase women's labour market participation by facilitating part-time employment in ...
Frericks, P.R.H., Maier, R.M.
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Developments in Pensions [PDF]

, 2000
In both developed and developing countries, many elderly depend on government and employment-based pensions. Yet the pension institution faces difficult challenges, even as a rapidly growing aging population turns to it for retirement support. One development is that defined contribution plans have become very popular, sometimes at the expense of ...
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Pension, what pension?

BMJ, 2005
Leyla Sanai, who has been forced to take early retirement, discusses the problems of getting her ...
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