Back to top

Senior Citizens Working in European Companies

English and Spanish versions available

 

Authors
Rafael Puyol, Íñigo Sagardoy, Gisella Alvarado, Alfonso Jiménez, Beatriz Ardid, Elena Orden, Cristina Morillo-Velarde

Date published
Spanish: December 2019
English: July 2020

Center
IE Center for Diversity

The comparison of the active and employed population aged 55 and over in Spain yielded unfavorable balances in relation to other EU territories, especially with the countries of the north and some of the central-west. This led the authors to propose a second report on Senior Citizens Working in European Companies whose objective is to find out what is being done in other countries with respect to this segment of the working population.

To quantify and characterize the senior citizen population, it was used the same threshold as in the first report, that is, those aged 55 or over, with data from Finland, Sweden, Poland, Germany, France, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, Spain and Italy. These nine countries represent 80% of the total population of the EU. For each of these countries, this report addresses a topic with three major components: sociodemographic, legislation and good business practices.



We use both our own and third-party cookies to enhance our services and to offer you the content that most suits your preferences by analysing your browsing habits. Your continued use of the site means that you accept these cookies. You may change your settings and obtain more information here. Accept