The study looked at how receiving Social Security retirement benefits affects older women's employment. They used data from the Health and Retirement Study from 2000-2006. The results showed that receiving Social Security benefits, pension income, and being older reduced the likelihood of employment. On the other hand, having a higher education level, good health, and being unmarried increased the chances of being employed. Additionally, the older a woman was when she started receiving Social Security benefits, the more likely she was to be employed.