Titlebook: Ageing in China; What does it mean fo Xin Deng,Kym Fraser,Jie Shen Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusi

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Rural Age Pensions and Rural-Urban Migration in China,cipation in the rural age-pension program impacts choices of future living destinations (urban versus rural areas). The analysis takes two counties (Anyue and Muchuan) of Sichuan province (one of the largest origins of migrant workers) in west China as the case studies. It compares the results with

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Informal Employment at an Older Age in China: Why Your First Job Matters,s among older workers are segmented by, and depend on, institutional arrangements. The difficulties in breaking up the structural barriers in employment suggest that disadvantages at an early stage of life are likely to be exacerbated at an older age, which further enlarges the inequalities among ol

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Ancu?a Rotaru,Dana-M?d?lina Pohribhildren a family can have to boost the fertility rate. Removing motherhood penalties and building family friendly workplace are necessary to encourage women to have more children and mitigate the negative impact of population aging.

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Impact of Female-Focused HRM Practices on Workplace Outcomes in China,loyees who will likely reciprocate with a positive workplace attitude. This research advances our knowledge about the relationship between female-focused HRM and workplace outcomes in the East Asia context and disperses the myth of a negative perception of HRM policies by the non-users.

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Family Care or Work? Impact of Family Elderly Care on the Propensity to Work, propensity to work after ruling out the endogeneity of elderly care with IV model. And health partially mediated the overall association between elderly care and the propensity to work. This study sheds some light on the complexity surrounding family care and the propensity to work in China.

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