Chapter 9 Flashcards

(12 cards)

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Q

What is a bridge job?

A

are taken by workers on the path to retirement (often in work outside the individuals former career)

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Define citizen’s wage

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a government pension tied to age

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3
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define cumulative disadvantage

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occurs as disadvantages for women, such as low pay and time off work due to family caregiving, add up and lead to economic disadvantage later in life.

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4
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define encore careers

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take place after a midlife career ends; they accomplish something important, pay a salary, and allow a person to give back to society

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5
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define flexible retirement

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an option the allows workers to slowly cut back the number of hours they work each week

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define free career

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a second career in a field that allows a person to explore previously dormant or undeveloped interests

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define life portfolio

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consists of a person’s commitments to specific activities and relationships; these include family, community service, spiritual development, recreation, and, in some cases, work

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what is the retirement principle?

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the idea that a person leaves work at a fixed age, regardless of mental or physical ability

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9
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define retirement wage

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a pension paid by the state to support all older people

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10
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Define second career

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work that allows a person to develop skills they did not use in their pre-retirement career

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Define taxback

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taxes paid on earnings by recipients of the guaranteed income supplement and provincial supplements that can amount to a 100 percent reduction in. supplement payments for the poorest older people who work

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Define third age

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the period of life after the period of work and child rearing in the middle years, but before frailty and dependence set in (the fourth age); a period of life created by longer life expectancy and a longer period of good health in later life

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