The Opportunity of the Silver Economy
This is a presentation which our Chief Exec made at a conference in Belgrade to a pan European audience of people and…
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The Opportunity of the Silver Economy
Centre for Social Justice Proposes Retirement at 75
Britain's pensioners are among the poorest in the EU, especially compared to Western Europe. There are over a million single women…
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Centre for Social Justice Proposes Retirement at 75
Over 50s Lead in Recruitment Stakes
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2020/aug/12/axing-older-workers-wont-save-young-people-from-the-covid-dole-queue Over 50s are now taking the lead in jobs growth, particularly women. This is great news for we older working…
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Over 50s Lead in Recruitment Stakes
Older Workers Are Experiencing Long-Term Health Conditions
A report details that employers are not supporting older workers experiencing long-term physical and mental health conditions. The report is based…
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Older Workers Are Experiencing Long-Term Health Conditions
Wise Age Launches Best Practice Age & Employment Guides
Wise Age is proud to launch our best practice Age and Employment Guides. We have drawn on 20 years experience in…
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Wise Age Launches Best Practice Age & Employment Guides
Over 50s survey reveals age-friendly measures for employment
A recent survey by Saga Populus of 12,000 people has revealed age-friendly measures that would help the over50s in the workplace…
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Over 50s survey reveals age-friendly measures for employment
Wise Age Success in Training the Trainers as Age and Employment Experts
Final Report by Chris Walsh (Chief Exec – Wise Age ) on Resourcing Older People’s Employment Support ( ROPES) Project, delivered…
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Wise Age Success in Training the Trainers as Age and Employment Experts
Women earn £8,400 a year less than men by the time they hit 50
A report issued by the TUC based on official analysis shows that the gender pay gap is at its widest when women get…
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Women earn £8,400 a year less than men by the time they hit 50
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