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We're delighted to announce our new carers project with Carers Trust Wales
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yourself as a carer or be aware of the many sources of emotional, practical and financial support that are available to you. We cover the main things to help lighten the load a little. If you look after ... after your partner, or a relative or friend who is ill or disabled, you are a carer, even if you don’t think of yourself that way. There are many ways that you might care for someone. For instance
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Get to grips with the Employment and Support Allowance - a benefit for people who are out of work due to illness or disability. Who is eligible? How do you claim?
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Consultation Response Ending the employment relationship Ref: 3812 Date: November 2012 All rights reserved. Third parties may only reproduce this paper or parts of it for academic, educational ... end an employment relationship and also seeks views on capping the payout on unfair dismissal claims. It suggests giving greater legal protection to ‘settlement agreements’, whereby an employer and employee
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1 Public Policy Statement Employment and contribution September 2016 Summary Older people make a significant contribution to Welsh life and the Welsh economy. Age Cymru believes that all ... statement focuses primarily on the major economic contributions that older people make through paid employment, voluntary roles, caring responsibilities and as consumers. An ageing population may bring challenges
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Some useful resources for older unpaid carers from our carers project
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Wales Unpaid carers The person you’re supporting may be a unpaid carer for the other person/s they live with. It’s useful for you to be aware of this when you’re providing help. • A carer is anyone of ... friend or neighbour who is disabled, physically or mentally ill, or affected by substance misuse. • Carers can be involved in a whole range of practical, physical, personal and administrative tasks. Examples
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Wales Unpaid carers The person you’re supporting may be a unpaid carer for the other person/s they live with. It’s useful for you to be aware of this when you’re providing help. • A carer is anyone of ... friend or neighbour who is disabled, physically or mentally ill, or affected by substance misuse. • Carers can be involved in a whole range of practical, physical, personal and administrative tasks. Examples
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Employment support for unemployed older people Sarah Foster, Jane Colechin, Paul Bivand and Rowan Foster June 2014 Foreword Long-term unemployment, usually defined as being out of work for over a ... facing the over 50s in the contemporary UK labour market. While some older workers remain in stable employment until they choose to retire, many others find themselves out of work and have a much more torrid
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1 Public Policy Statement Employment and contribution September 2019 Summary Older people make a significant contribution to Welsh life and the Welsh economy. After taking account of the ... statement focuses primarily on the major economic contributions that older people make through paid employment, voluntary roles, caring responsibilities and as consumers. An ageing population may bring challenges
