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Lifetime inequalities “driving poor retirement outcomes” for many ordinary workers

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Revealed: the age when you become too old to be fashionable… or employable

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Healthy ageing… let’s hear it for the men fitness instructors!

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The pioneering group helping stroke-affected people get back to work

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Getting more over-50s into work “could unlock £109 billion for UK economy”

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The “double prejudice” facing Disabled older workers

Disabled older workers are almost twice as likely to experience negative treatment when applying for jobs or promotions than their non-disabled peers, new research from the Centre for Ageing Better shows. The report, published in National Inclusion Week, reveals that more than two in five (44%) Disabled people aged between 50 and 66 years old…
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Call on Government to get older people back to work

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Persistent ageist myths revealed

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New project puts voice of Disabled older workers at the heart of policy-setting

