New research has revealed that many 65-year-olds lost out financially when the state pension age rose to 66 – including older workers still in employment.
The number of older workers has not rebounded in the same way as other groups since the pandemic. Hertfordshire Independent Living Services is one organisation leading the way in supporting older workers.
Deepening devolution to metro and county regions is a key strand in the government's approach to Levelling Up. This will create huge potential to make older people's lives better.
We urge the government and communities to do more to adapt for our ageing population, in response to new England & Wales Census 2021 data released today.
Based on our experiences on creating 'The State of Ageing in Leeds', this is an example of the concrete steps that you can take with the principles of a data-led approach, informed by this approach.
This week, the government confirmed that it is looking to reinstate the triple lock guarantee on the state pension next April after its suspension for the 2022/23 tax year.
Employment support advisors taking part in the training project felt they were better able to instil confidence in older jobseekers and support them to tackle internalised ageism as a result.
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