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Jagdeep Soor 1
27 Feb 2020
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Older jobseekers in the Greater Manchester area will be at the centre of a new pilot being developed to help over 50s to rejoin the workforce.
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In the UK the average worker already works 32 hours a week. But the average masks a division for some who would prefer more hours and others less.
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How can the right local leadership make the changes urgently needed for better later lives?
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The Marmot Review 2020 reveals that life expectancy has failed to increase for the first time in more than 100 years, and for the poorest 10% of women it has actually declined.
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Leadership is needed locally as well as nationally if we’re all going to benefit equally from our longer lives. A key source of that leadership must be local government.
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New analysis from Ageing Better shows unacceptable inequalities in how long, and how healthily, babies born today in different parts of England can expect to live.
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The government’s post-Brexit immigration plans will bring new urgency to employers’ efforts to retain their workers for as long as they can. Our Age-Friendly Five shows how this can be done.
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High street banks are swiftly closing down ‘non-performing’ branches, resulting in some communities being cut off from their cash. What impact does this have on older people?
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