14 Work interruptions and medium-term labour market outcomes of older workers during the COVID-19 pandemic

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1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. Editors XI
4. Contributors XV
5. 1 Social, health, and economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic and the epidemiological control measures 1
6. Part I Quality of health care
7. 2 Persistence of limited access to health care for older Europeans in the course of the COVID-19 pandemic 23
8. 3 The impact of unmet health care needs on self-assessed health and functional limitations during the first wave of the Covid-19 pandemic 31
9. 4 Inequality of opportunity in the risk of suffering from persistent symptoms of COVID-19 43
10. 5 Economic and health system policies during the pandemic and the mental health of older adults 53
11. Part II Health and health behaviours in the pandemic
12. 6 Personal contact with other people and mental well-being during the COVID-19 pandemic 63
13. 7 Developments in feelings of loneliness and depression among older adults in Europe and Israel during the pandemic 77
14. 8 Longitudinal changes in mental health following the first COVID-19 lockdown in Europe 85
15. 9 Precautionary behaviour and behavioural risk factors during the COVID-19 pandemic: Evidence from the second SHARE Corona survey 95
16. 10 Risk factors of post COVID-19 condition attributed to COVID-19 disease in people aged 50+ in Europe and Israel 111
17. 11 Sex differences in activity and mental health changes following the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in Europe 119
18. Part III Employment and labour market during the pandemic
19. 12 Did the pandemic change retirement trends? 129
20. 13 Short-time employment aid during the COVID-19 lockdown: Shortand long-run effectiveness 141
21. 14 Work interruptions and medium-term labour market outcomes of older workers during the COVID-19 pandemic 149
22. 15 What is the future of (remote) work? 163
23. 16 Changes in work performance and work losses during the COVID-19 pandemic 173
24. 17 Containment measures and job loss: Evidence from SHARE CORONA surveys 185
25. 18 Internet use during the pandemic 193
26. Part IV Income and economic situation
27. 19 Persistence of economic stress during the COVID-19 pandemic 201
28. 20 Effects of COVID-19-related economic support on household financial distress 215
29. 21 How the first wave of the pandemic affected household finances 223
30. 22 Financial hardship during the COVID-19 pandemic 231
31. 23 Pandemic lockdowns: The role of economic and demographic structures 243
32. Part V Social and geographical patterns
33. 24 Receiving care at home during the COVID-19 pandemic: Revisiting the situations of care recipients 18 months after the outbreak of SARS-CoV-2 253
34. 25 Effects of lockdown measures on receiving home care during the COVID-19 pandemic: A subgroup analysis 263
35. 26 Prayer frequency and COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy among people aged 50+: A comparison of European regions 273
36. 27 Two Nordic countries with different approaches to handling the COVID-19 pandemic: A comparison of Sweden and Denmark 281
37. 28 Epidemiological control measures and subjective age among people aged 50 or older 291
38. Part VI Housing and living arrangements
39. 29 Do intergenerational co-residence and multigenerational housing arrangements increase the risk of COVID-19 morbidity? Findings from SHARE 301
40. 30 Housing conditions, living arrangements, and mental well-being of Europeans aged 50+: How the COVID- 19 pandemic made a difference 311
41. 31 Housing, living arrangements, and contagion among Europeans aged 50+ 319
42. 32 Health status of older Europeans living alone: The role of living arrangements, healthcare, and social supports in the COVID-19 pandemic 331