Summary information

Study title

Ageing Society 2008 - Analysis of the Wishes and the Reality of Older Employees in the Working World 2008

Creator

Wimmer, Tanja (N/A)
Hudler-Seitzberger, Michaela (N/A)
Hager, Isabella (N/A)
Eder, Anselm (N/A)

Study number / PID

doi:10.11587/BXICIT (DOI)

ZF0801 (WISDOM number)

Data access

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Series

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Abstract

The project “Ageing Society - challenge for business and society” done by the “Zukunftsforum Österreich” (future-board Austria) is concerned with the problem ageing employees from the enterprises point of view. The aim was to examine the Austrian enterprises’ strategies and measures concerning the ageing employees and to thereby evaluated how older employees are involved in the working-process or which strategies regional enterprises have and which measures they have taken to employ these older workers. ->To compare the enterprises’ point of view with the position of the older employees this study especially analyses the wishes and the reality of older employees in the working world. To gain a comprehensive picture of the employment situation of older employees and Austrian-wide study (targeting the working population) on the topic “working-satisfaction and stress in an ageing society” was conducted. It complemented the survey on the situation of the employees and was concerned with the area of tension between satisfaction and stressed which shown here in an overview. The focus of the questions was mainly the attitudes in the different age groups.

Methodology

Data collection period

03/2008 - 05/2008

Country

Austria

Time dimension

Cross-section

Analysis unit

Individual

Universe

Austrian population aged 50-65 years

Sampling procedure

Non-probability: Quota

Kind of data

Numeric

Data collection mode

Telephone interview

Funding information

Funder

Anniversary Fund of the Oesterreichische Nationalbank

Grant number

N/A

Access

Publisher

The Austrian Social Science Data Archive

Publication year

2020

Terms of data access

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