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Retirees’ motivational orientations and bridge employment (Record no. 159900)

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Personal name ZHAN, Yulie
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Title Retirees’ motivational orientations and bridge employment
Remainder of title testing the moderating role of gender
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Place of production, publication, distribution, manufacture Washington
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Summary, etc. Bridge employment refers to the labor force participation after people retire from career jobs. It is becoming a prevalent phenomenon for retirees transitioning from employment to complete work withdrawal. Building on existing literature on retirement transition and older adults' work motivation, the present study examined the effects of 3 motivational orientations (i.e., status striving, communion striving, and generativity striving) in relating to retirees' bridge employment participation (i.e., bridge employment status and bridge employment work hours). This study also applied the social gender role theory to examine the effect of gender in moderating the effects of motivational orientations. Data from 507 Chinese retirees in Beijing revealed that communion striving and generativity striving were positively related to bridge employment participation. Further, gender moderated the effect of status striving such that status striving was positively related to bridge employment participation for male retirees but not for female retirees. In addition, exploratory analysis was conducted to examine the effects of the same set of motivational orientations on postretirement volunteering activities. Results showed that status striving was negatively related to volunteering after retirement. The findings are discussed in terms of their theoretical implications for the bridge employment literature and practical implications for recruiting and retaining older workers.
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Topical term or geographic name entry element bridge employment
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Personal name WANG, Mo
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Personal name SHI, Junqi
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    Library of Congress Classification     Main Library Main Library - Special Collections 25/10/2022 Vol.100 , No.5 (September 2015)   BF636 JOU 25/10/2022 25/10/2022 Journal Article For In House Use Only