September 10, 2025Epaper Bisnis

Factors Affecting the Working Hours of the Elderly in the Agricultural Sector in Buduk Village, Mengwi District

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Elderly health and income outside agriculture significantly reduce working hours in agriculture, highlighting economic pressures.
With a sample of 100 elderly individuals, the study uses regression analysis to evaluate contributing factors to working hours.
Absence of others to manage land is a key reason elderly individuals continue working, reflecting social and economic ties.
Findings suggest the necessity for policies targeting improved quality of life for the elderly and reducing reliance on physical labor.

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Quantitative analysis reveals that elderly health and income impact working hours in agriculture, suggesting policy improvements.

Widjayanti et al. (2025) studied this question.

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