Theoretical models relevant to gerontological occupational therapy practice

Hocking, Clare; Meltzer, Phyllis

doi:10.1016/b978-0-323-06776-8.00013-x

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“…Several studies use demographic indicators to predict the individual difference in financial planning (Noone et al, 2012;Shanmugam et al, 2017;Loke, 2017). Others provide theoretical perspectives that predict old-age experiences (Hocking & Meltzer, 2016;Lanivich, 2015;Minhat et al, 2013). However, the studies offer useful applications in medical, social, and psychological research.…”

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Influence of Demographic Factors on Retirement Planning and Socio-Economic Status of Civil Servants in Uganda

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Edaku

Robina

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This study provides a Ugandan perspective on the influence of demographic factors on retirement planning and the socio-economic status of civil servants. The study collected data from 236 pensioners using a questionnaire survey. The demographic factors included gender, marital status, age, income, and educational level. Using multiple regression, the study concludes that there is a low predictive influence of demographic factors on retirement planning and socio-economic status. Only educational level and monthly income have significant influences on retirement planning and the socioeconomic status of the retirees. This study offers a solid ground for increasing civil servants’ salaries in Uganda. Also, the government may consider identifying resources for the professional development needs of civil servants.

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