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Centre for Ageing Better
12 Sep 2019
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We respond to new analysis showing that, for the first time, the employment rate for women aged 60-64 is higher than the economically inactive rate.
We respond to new analysis showing that, for the first time, the employment rate for women aged 60-64 is higher than the economically inactive rate.
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A list rounding up the most engaged articles from our Research & Policy e-newsletter from the first half of the year.
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Research into links between life expectancy and outlook on life made headlines last month, but there are other factors that make more of a difference.
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New book from Louise Ansari, published by Green Tree – Bloomsbury, gives the essential guide to making sure you have a fabulous later life.
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New guidelines recommend that older adults should do muscle strengthening activities on at least two days a week to improve balance in later life.
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With more women working for longer, it's crucial that employers are able to support the health needs of their older women workers.
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Last year, Age-Friendly Isle of Wight worked with their local Tesco to create a till designed to support those who need a bit more time for their shopping. It's made a huge difference to people in the community.
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We all experience transitions in later life. Employers can equip and support their workers to deal with them.
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