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As Características e a Distribuição Regional dos Trabalhadores mais Velhos em Portugal

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  • João Carlos Lopes

    (Professor auxiliar com agregação do ISEG-UTL – Departamento de Economia e Investigador da UECE)

  • Paula Cristina Albuquerque

    (Professora Auxiliar com Agregação do ISEG-UTL – Departamento de Economia e Investigadora do SOCIUS)

Abstract

O envelhecimento da população é uma tendência comum na maioria dos países desenvolvidos, que tem diversas e importantes consequências económicas, sociais e políticas. Em Portugal, esta tendência tem sido particularmente forte. Um dos principais problemas associados ao envelhecimento é o seu efeito sobre a composição da força de trabalho. O objectivo principal deste trabalho é estudar as mudanças na estrutura etária da força de trabalho entre 1989 e 2009. Em primeiro lugar, quantificase a dimensão e o peso relativo dos trabalhadores mais velhos. Em seguida, analisa-se a distribuição regional e sectorial destes trabalhadores. Finalmente, faz-se uma análise comparativa entre os trabalhadores mais jovens e os mais velhos, considerando a sua escolaridade, a dimensão dos estabelecimentos, as remunerações e o regime de trabalho. A base de dados usada são os “Quadros de Pessoal”.

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  • João Carlos Lopes & Paula Cristina Albuquerque, 2014. "As Características e a Distribuição Regional dos Trabalhadores mais Velhos em Portugal," RPER, Associação Portuguesa para o Desenvolvimento Regional, issue 35, pages 39-57, March.
    • Handle: RePEc:apd:rper00:y:2014:i:35:id:415
    DOI: 10.59072/rper.vi35.415
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