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Age-Friendly Employer Case Studies

The Age-friendly Employer Pledge is a programme for employers who recognise the importance and value of older workers. Find out what some of these organisations are doing.

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In these interviews, we hear from employers who have already signed up to the pledge, as well as older workers who have benefited from age-friendly practices.

Find out more about the Age-friendly Employer Pledge.

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The 'neighbourhood arts centre without walls'

Linda Bloomfield, Director, explains why being an age-friendly employer is so important to her.
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Making friends, helping people

The Oddfellows friendly society – motto ‘making friends, helping people’ – established a Diversity Working Group in 2021 to demonstrate its commitment to diversity in the workplace.
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Age-friendliness as a part of professionalism

Kingsway Care was established during the pandemic as a care provider that would hold itself to high standards of professionalism. Being age-friendly in relation to its workforce is a core element of that commitment.
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Imperial London Hotels: Changing mindsets

Imperial London Hotels is a family-run business that’s been going for 200 years. The pandemic made them rethink hospitality in favour of older workers.
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East Riding of Yorkshire Council - Putting the pledge into practice

For East Riding of Yorkshire Council, being an age-friendly employer is a central part of putting equality, diversity and inclusion commitments into practice.
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Case Study: Age-friendliness in the Blood

Sharon Betts, Director of Corporate Services at the Isle of Wight Council, talks to us about just some of the initiatives and good practice at the Council, that supports their commitment to being an Age-friendly Employer.
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East Riding of Yorkshire Council – a modern workforce in a modern workplace

As a community leader, it’s important for the council to support and showcase all aspects of equality and diversity.
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Dave’s voice – unretiring with Ipsos

Dave talks about the process of unretiring with Ipsos and the importance of employers being age friendly.
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Centre for Ageing Better – breaking taboos

Considering the focus of Ageing Better it’s no surprise that it strives in its employment practices to be an Age-friendly Employer.
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Saga – supporting 'Generation Experience'

For Saga Group – which offers a range of products and services exclusively for over 50s – its customer focus directly informs the way it thinks about its workforce.
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Sign up to the Age-friendly Employer Pledge and show you recognise the value of older workers.
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Phoenix Group – recruitment, retention, retraining

For Phoenix, being an Age-friendly Employer is not only in the interests of employees but also good for the business itself. 

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