International
The effects of early retirement incentives on the training participation of older workers
Didier Fouarge & Trudie Schils
Labour, 23:85-109, 2009
Early retirement in Germany, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom: a longitudinal analysis of individual factors and institutional regimes
Trudie Schils
European Sociological Review, 24(3): 315-329, 2008.
Early Retirement Patterns in Europe, A Comparative Panel Study
Trudie Schils
PhD. Thesis Tilburg University, Amsterdam: Dutch University Press, 2005
National
Pensioenprikkels en arbeidsmarktparticipatie van oudere werknemers
Trudie Schils
Economisch Statische Berichten, bijdrage Arbeidsmarkt Statistiek, jrg 94, nr.4555, p. 144, 2009
Vervroegde uittreding: determinanten en inkomensgevolgen
Bart Huynen, Didier Fouarge & Trudie Schils.
In Ester, P. en Muffels, R. (eds.), Dynamiek en levensloop: Arbeidsmarkt in Transitie. OSA, Tilburg, 2006
Vervroegd pensioen in Europa
Trudie Schils
Tijdschrift voor Arbeidsvraagstukken, 22(2): 109-125, 2006
Vervroegd uittreden of doorwerken?
Bart Huynen, Didier Fouarge & Trudie Schils
Sociaal-Economische Trends 2004-III, CBS, Voorburg/Heerlen, p.41-49, 2004
Reports
Training older workers. Does it help make them work longer?
Didier Fouarge & Trudie Schils
OSA-publication A230, OSA: Tilburg, 2008
Book review on Dornan, P., Delivering benefits in old age: the take-up of the Minimum Income Guarantee
Trudie Schils
Tijdschrift voor Gerontologie en Geriatrie, vol. 38, pp.157, 2007
Early retirement patterns in Germany, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom.Trudie Schils
AIAS Working Paper no. 44, Amsterdam Institute of Advanced Labour Studies: Amsterdam, 2006
To retire or continue working? An analysis of the early retirement behaviour of Dutch workers
Didier Fouarge, Bart Huynen & Trudie Schils
OSA-publication A207, Tilburg, 2004
The Ageing Workforce and Labour Market Mobility: Do Mobility Patterns Differ Between Age Groups and Welfare Regimes?
Ruud Muffels & Trudie Schils
European Panel Analysis Group Working Paper no. 44, Institute for Social and Economic Research, University of Essex, 2003
