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  1. CRS_July16_Carers_Strategy.pdf

    ability to remain in employment, while ten hours or more causes large numbers of older workers to drop out of work altogether.  The public expenditure costs of carers leaving employment are also substantial ... finding employment while juggling caring responsibilities.  The refreshed strategy should also give consideration to new initiatives to support carers of all ages such as introducing an employer ‘kitemark’

  2. RB_Oct17_Creating_a_career_MOT_at_50.docx

    afford to do so. It is in everyone’s interests to make such an intervention happen – Government, employers, pension schemes and individuals will all benefit – and the July 2017 announcement of bringing forward ... reap the benefits of doing so, which is why we believe it should be delivered at age 50. From an employment perspective, t he MOT should include:An exploration of what job the participant might want to do

  3. What matters to you - Current experiences of people aged 50 or over in Wales 2024.docx

    Loneliness⬛ Mental/Emotional health⬛ Overuse of alcohol⬛Accessingfoodand essential items⬛ Transport⬛ Employment⬛ None⬛ OtherPlease tell us more:B4.a. Iconsidermycurrentphysicalhealthtobe:⬛ Verygood⬛ Good⬛ Poor⬛ ... relevantC3.b. If yes,how longhave youbeen lookingfor work?C3.c. Isthereanythingthatwouldsupportyoutofind employment?C4.a. Have youever beendiscriminated againstin theworkplace becauseof your age?⬛ Yes⬛ NoC4.b. Please

  4. FS56.pdf

    claim 8 2.2.5 Conditionality and sanctions 9 2.2.6 Work Capability Assessment 9 2.3 Income-related Employment and Support Allowance 10 2.4 Income Support 10 2.5 Income-based Jobseeker’s Allowance 11 2.6 Housing ... cap 14 3 National Insurance benefits 15 3.1 ‘New style’ Jobseeker’s Allowance 15 3.2 ‘New style’ Employment and Support Allowance 15 3.3 Bereavement benefits 16 3.4 Incapacity Benefit and Severe Disablement

  5. CRS_Oct16_NEST_Evolving_for_the_future.pdf

    Work and Pensions consultation looks at the potential benefits and feasibility for the National Employment Savings Trust (NEST) to expand its remit to offer products to consumers in the retirement income ... by not allowing it to offer decumulation products. What would be the impact on individuals, employers, NEST and other pension providers of this approach? We believe that allowing NEST into the decumulation

  6. FS24w.pdf

    self-employed (if you want to use direct payments, but do not want to be an employer) 30 15.3 Using a direct payment to pay for care from a family member ... explained about direct payments. My daughter and I read up on it and decided to go for it. I use them to employ a personal assistant, who really understands my needs and fits in well with me. I interviewed a few

  7. IG10.pdf

    consumer issues. 13. Crime. 18. Housing. 20. Social care. 24. Health. 28. End-of-life support. 34. Employment and rights at work. 36. Leisure and learning. 38. 4 What this guide is about. It’s good to know ... Official government website providing information on a range of topics including benefits, housing, employment, pensions and health services. www.gov.uk. In Wales, contact GOV.WALES. www.gov.wales. In Northern

  8. RB_Summer13_Economic_Monitor_Report.pdf

    economically inactive are neither in paid work, seeking work or available to sta§rt a job. Broken down by employment/unemployment/inactivity rates (and annual change) for those aged 16-64, 50-64, 65 and over. Source: ... Pensioner income Are those over 65 feeling better or worse off financially compared with last year Employment Unemployment Inactivity 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0% Aged 16–64 Aged 50–64 Aged 65+ 1

  9. Survey March 2024 v6.docx

    Loneliness⬛ Mental/Emotional health⬛ Overuse of alcohol⬛Accessingfoodand essential items⬛ Transport⬛ Employment⬛ None⬛ OtherPlease tell us more:B4.a. Iconsidermycurrentphysicalhealthtobe:⬛ Verygood⬛ Good⬛ Poor⬛ ... relevantC3.b. If yes,how longhave youbeen lookingfor work?C3.c. Isthereanythingthatwouldsupportyoutofind employment?C4.a. Have youever beendiscriminated againstin theworkplace becauseof your age?⬛ Yes⬛ NoC4.b. Please

  10. CRS_Dec14_EHRC_Legal_Strategy.pdf

    older people, we suggest that the following three issues are pressing: 1. Age discrimination in employment: For people who lose their jobs in their 50s or 60s, it can be extremely difficult to return to ... give reasons for your choice and explain how a case might be brought. 1. Age discrimination in employment (see above), including forced retirement, flexible working for those with caring responsibilities

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