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| Flexible retirement and policy on ageing | | Corporate Author | Ministry of Social Affairs, Denmark |
| Publisher | Ministry of Social Affairs, Copenhagen, 1995 |
| Pages | 20 pp (Social policy in Denmark) |
| Source | The Ministry of Social Affairs, Holmens Kanal 22, DK-1060 Copenhagen K, Denmark. |
| Keywords | Retirement policy ; Early retirement ; Phased retirement ; Services ; Pensions ; Sheltered housing ; Nursing homes ; Social policy ; Denmark. |
| Annotation | This booklet outlines the Danish retirement policy, pensions system, housing, care services and cultural services relevant to older people in Denmark. A Part-pension scheme was introduced in 1987, which allows people aged between 60 and 67 to retire gradually from the labour market. In addition, a partial early retirement scheme was introduced in 1995. Social pensions are financed through taxation, and there are also various semi-public and private pension schemes in existence. Conventional nursing homes are no longer being built, and are being replaced by various types of separate dwellings, including sheltered housing. |
| Accession Number | CPA-980224207 P |
| Classmark | G5: G5M: G5N: I: JJ: KLA: LHB: TM2: 76K * |
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