Hidden and Persistent Unemployment Among Older Workers

This inclusive measure of unemployment reveals that there are three million more unemployed workers than official tallies indicate—one in five ...

Uncovering the Struggles of Older Workers in the Labor Market

Older workers face more persistent unemployment compared to their younger counterparts. According to SCEPA's inclusive unemployment measure, ...

Unemployment Is Coming Down – But Not as Much for Older Workers

This persistent and hidden unemployment affects many facets of life. For older workers who are employed, it may diminish their bargaining power ...

Older workers face more persistent unemployment than younger ...

According to SCEPA's unemployment measure, older workers today account for 23% of the unemployed in November, 2023 up from 16% in 2010. While ...

Unemployment and older workers: overcoming the barriers to ...

But little attention is paid to unemployment among the older workforce, that invisible group also faced with below-average employment rates.

The labor market problems of older workers

But while the unemployment rates of older workers may have been less ... unemployment for persistent jobseekers (those who find employment) by sex ...

A meta-narrative review of research traditions on hidden workers in ...

While interventions targeted for unemployment are numerous, there exist a persistent distance to the labour market among the older population which calls for ...

With Hidden Unemployed, 3.2 Million Older Workers Trapped in ...

This reserve army of hidden unemployed and under-employed older workers creates slack in the labor market, reduces workers' bargaining power, and depresses ...

Ageing and labour markets for older workers

“Hidden unemployment” also affects a growing number of older workers, many of whom ... of full employment in Europe gave way to high and persistent unemployment.

Unemployment among younger and older individuals

In this research we show that workers aged 30–44 were significantly more likely than those aged 45–59 to find a job a year after being ...

Unemployment among younger and older individuals

In this research we show that workers aged 30–44 were significantly more likely than those aged 45–59 to find a job a year after being ...

(PDF) Unemployment among younger and older individuals: does ...

In this research we show that workers aged 30–44 were significantly more likely than those aged 45–59 to find a job a year after being unemployed.

Assistance benefits and unemployment outflows of the elderly ...

By exploiting a reform that significantly reduced UA potential benefits duration (PBD) for older workers, we can identify the effects of UA on unemployment ...

Solutions to Get the Older Long-term Unemployed Back to Work - AEI

7Analyzing data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, a Government Accountability Office (GAO) study found that older workers generally sustained ...

The plight of older workers in labour underutilization - ILOSTAT

Workers aged 65 and above have the lowest global unemployment rate (1.4 per cent), followed by near seniors aged 55 to 64 (2.5 per cent). In ...

The Dirty Little Secret of Improving Unemployment | The WorkPlace

A new report by the Public Broadcasting System (PBS) says that despite the rosier jobs picture in April, for those Americans ages 55 or older who have been ...

Older Workers Face Unique Challenges Accessing Unemployment ...

Twenty-six weeks of normal UI benefits is too short a duration for older workers. · Many older workers incur large costs associated with unemployment that UI ...

Hidden in Plain Sight? Does Stricter Employment Protection ...

The sample is described in Table 2. In total, one in three older workers in the panel experienced forced career exit during the study period.

Hidden Unemployment and Older Male Workers - Research Online

60-64 years in 1994, so close to the onset of this most recent (1991) recession, is not consistent with the ratchet effect. Figure 2 Australian ...

Older workers face higher unemployment amid virus pandemic

In every recession since the 1970s, older workers had persistently lower unemployment rates than midcareer workers — partly because of seniority ...