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News Archive
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NHS age discrimination: your experiences
Today's findings that people over 50 are experiencing shortfalls in the quality of care offered by the NHS in England have highlighted fears that doctors care more about conditions where assessments > more...
Pensioners outnumber under-16s for first time
For the first time, the UK has more people of pensionable age than children under 16, the Office for National Statistics revealed yesterday. > more...
Discrimination does play a part in gender pay gap
Some of the gap between men's and women's earnings was explained by occupation or age, but mostly it was down to other factors, including discrimination, according to a new study today. > more...
When Felix Dennis wrote his book How To Get Rich, little did he know that one of his own employees would use its contents to successfully contest his redundancy, says Mat Snow > more...
Over 65s not treated for depression because of ageism
Around two million pensioners with depression are not receiving treatment for the condition because many doctors believe that "feeling blue" is an inevitable part of aging, a report has claimed. > more...
Poll shows older workers happier than younger counterparts
New research findings from the sixth Vodafone UK Working Nation report, launched today, say that older people are the happiest and most motivated workers in Britain, with satisfaction levels soaring a > more...
Lawyer forced to retire at 65 claims age discrimination
A solicitor who was forced to retire by his law firm at 65 has claimed that he had a "fundamental" right to carry on working as launched an age discrimination case against his employers. > more...
Tower Hamlets age discrimination blunder could cost £1m
Tower Hamlets' HR chief has denied age discrimination against a former employee despite a tribunal decision that could leave the council facing a £1m compensation payout. > more...
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