Labour market exits in a former out-of-home care population: A birth cohort-based sequence analysis.

ABSTRACT: Ways of exiting the labour market both reflect previous health and socioeconomic disadvantage, and shape opportunities for healthy ageing. We apply sequence analysis on data from a 1953 Stockholm birth cohort to describe typical labour market exit routes between ages 55 and 68, both in the full sample and among the subgroup of individuals with childhood experience of out-of-home care for family reasons - a population with a high prevalence of childhood adversity. Information on income is used to further characterize these routes. Based on multinomial logistic regression analysis, we examine educational attainment and gender as predictors of exit routes, and as effect modifiers in the association between out-of-home care and exit routes. The normative transition from employment to pension w

SUBMITTER: Bornscheuer L 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC12666444 | biostudies-literature | 2025 Dec

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature