Resource Passageways and Caravans: A Multi-level, Multi-disciplinary Review of the Antecedents of Resources over the Lifespan

IF 2.7 2区 经济学 Q2 INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS & LABOR Work Aging and Retirement Pub Date : 2021-04-07 DOI:10.1093/WORKAR/WAAB007
Lee Sarandopoulos, P. Bordia
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Resources are vital for older worker effectiveness and well-being, yet limited attention has been paid to the antecedents of resources. Drawing together the rich cross-disciplinary literature on resources, and through the lens of cumulative disadvantage and resource passageways, we review the individual, organizational, and institutional factors that influence the resources available to people in late working life. The review provides a more nuanced perspective on older workers as agentic actors. We highlight how agency can be constrained via a person’s resources, which are shaped by structural influences. Knowledge of structural influences on resources is important for understanding the experiences of older workers and their continued effectiveness in the work domain. We outline avenues for future research on resources and aging at work that incorporates these multi-level influences.
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资源通道与商队:资源生命周期前因的多层次、多学科回顾
资源对老年员工的工作效率和福祉至关重要,但对资源的前因的关注有限。我们汇集了丰富的跨学科资源文献,并通过累积劣势和资源通道的视角,回顾了影响人们在工作后期可用资源的个人、组织和制度因素。这篇综述提供了一种更细致入微的视角,将老年员工视为真正的行动者。我们强调了一个人的资源是如何受到限制的,而这些资源是由结构性影响形成的。了解对资源的结构性影响对于理解年长员工的经验及其在工作领域的持续有效性是很重要的。我们概述了纳入这些多层次影响的未来研究资源和工作老化的途径。
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