The Analysis on Chinese Traditional Ideology’s Impacts on Aged People’s Motivation to Continue Working

This paper examines Chinese employees' acceptance and considerations towards bridge employment. Bridge employment provides retirees opportunities to continue working after retirement. It seems that bridge employment has become broadly accepted by individuals in some developed countries. However...

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Main Author: Yu, Rongrong
Format: Dissertation (University of Nottingham only)
Language:English
Published: 2017
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Online Access:https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/46149/
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description This paper examines Chinese employees' acceptance and considerations towards bridge employment. Bridge employment provides retirees opportunities to continue working after retirement. It seems that bridge employment has become broadly accepted by individuals in some developed countries. However, Chinese older workers show much resistance towards it. This research is based on 157 quantitative data collected through questionnaires. Through analyzing cross-tables, this survey shows that the traditional ideology regarding inter-generational connection still exists and plays an influential factor in the decision-making process of bridge employment acceptance. Besides, other individual factors and organisational factors are also examined.
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spelling nottingham-461492018-04-17T14:38:40Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/46149/ The Analysis on Chinese Traditional Ideology’s Impacts on Aged People’s Motivation to Continue Working Yu, Rongrong This paper examines Chinese employees' acceptance and considerations towards bridge employment. Bridge employment provides retirees opportunities to continue working after retirement. It seems that bridge employment has become broadly accepted by individuals in some developed countries. However, Chinese older workers show much resistance towards it. This research is based on 157 quantitative data collected through questionnaires. Through analyzing cross-tables, this survey shows that the traditional ideology regarding inter-generational connection still exists and plays an influential factor in the decision-making process of bridge employment acceptance. Besides, other individual factors and organisational factors are also examined. 2017-09-13 Dissertation (University of Nottingham only) NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/46149/1/Dissertation-Rongrong%20Yu.pdf Yu, Rongrong (2017) The Analysis on Chinese Traditional Ideology’s Impacts on Aged People’s Motivation to Continue Working. [Dissertation (University of Nottingham only)] older-workers; bridge employment; chidren-caring
spellingShingle older-workers; bridge employment; chidren-caring
Yu, Rongrong
The Analysis on Chinese Traditional Ideology’s Impacts on Aged People’s Motivation to Continue Working
title The Analysis on Chinese Traditional Ideology’s Impacts on Aged People’s Motivation to Continue Working
title_full The Analysis on Chinese Traditional Ideology’s Impacts on Aged People’s Motivation to Continue Working
title_fullStr The Analysis on Chinese Traditional Ideology’s Impacts on Aged People’s Motivation to Continue Working
title_full_unstemmed The Analysis on Chinese Traditional Ideology’s Impacts on Aged People’s Motivation to Continue Working
title_short The Analysis on Chinese Traditional Ideology’s Impacts on Aged People’s Motivation to Continue Working
title_sort analysis on chinese traditional ideology’s impacts on aged people’s motivation to continue working
topic older-workers; bridge employment; chidren-caring
url https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/46149/