text: **Young workers under 35 are much more sceptic**than those over 50; 38% say that they will not be 
  able, a much higher percentage than the 22% of workers aged over 50. The employment status is also 
  very important; 26% of the permanently employed respond with a ‘No’ compared to 39% of those with 
  ‘Other arrangements’. Remarkably, only 19% of the self-employed do not believe that they will be able 
  to do their job at 60 years. 
  
  **Large differences can be seen between occupation levels.**37% per cent of the low-skilled manual 
  workers respond with ‘No’, and 30% of the highly skilled manual workers respond ‘No’, as do 27% of 
  the low-skilled clerical workers and only 21% of the high-skilled clerical workers, a 16% difference 
  between high-skilled clerical workers and low-skilled manual workers. In some countries only 10% to 
  15% of the highly skilled clerical workers respond with ‘No’ while in a number of countries more than 
  50% of the low-skilled manual workers respond with ‘No’, for example, in Slovenia, Croatia, Slovakia 
  and Czechia. 
  
  The authors of the Senior Working Life study describe these differences as follows:264 