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Many people want or need to continue working as they get older but can face barriers in doing so.

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Response to ONS statistics on carers and working

Latest figures from the ONS show that many people approaching later life are balancing work and caring responsibilities.

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Valerie an older woman sitting on a chair

Valerie’s voice

Valerie, 77, tells her story of retirement, driven by ill health and demands of work, which made it difficult to remain in employment.

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Walter’s voice

Walter has a strong work ethic, but unfortunately diabetes has had a profound impact on his ability to work and to do the things he wants.

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Supporting our carer employees

We're working for change. Not just to help people enjoy a better later life, but also to support our employees with caring responsibilities.

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Response to Government target on workers with disabilities

Our response to Amber Rudd setting a new target for the number of disabled people in work.

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Let's take age discrimination more seriously

Despite there being laws to stop it, age discrimination doesn't seem to be taken as seriously as other forms of discrimination.

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Older worker in supermarket on the till

Don’t be scared bosses: older people are changing workplaces for the better

Workplaces might be changing with the addition of millennials, but we shouldn't be ignoring the older workers who are already there.

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Response to ONS labour market stats and analysis

As ONS releases its analysis of the latest UK labour market headline statistics for February 2019, it's positive to see increases in employment rates.

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