for glasses in instalments if you work. This discriminates against Jay and other people over State Pension age, who are less likely to work. Objective justification Direct and indirect discrimination are ... protected act. Protected acts include making a claim or complaint about discrimination or harassment, or giving evidence when someone else makes a claim or complaint. For example, the nurse who made offensive
gained the Quality Performance Mark and 10% are working towards it. Of the remaining providers, 40% stated that they did not have it and were not working towards it. 80% of all advocates (paid and volunteer) ... support is provided in Welsh, with many reporting no uptake at all. 50% of providers continue to state that they have provided advocacy support in many other languages such as Chinese, Polish, German and
to 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 ... for example a pay-off and a reference, in exchange for the employee giving up the right to make a claim to an Employment Tribunal. The consultation seeks views on how this system should operate in practice
Manager at Natcen for the sharing of datasets. Our thanks also go to Chris Curry, Director of the Pensions Policy Institute, for reviewing and commenting on our statistical analysis. Warm thanks also go ... more likely to be ready for ageing 11 Housing tenure helps to explain the readiness scores 12 Pension wealth had a comparatively low effect on readiness for ageing 13 Poor health, disability and risky
something like this, you can feel you’re the only person in the world who has it. ‘I got into such a state that I went back to see my doctor and he told me about a local group for people with dementia. I went ... Psychotherapy for a list of counsellors in your area (see page 40). Good to know. There are different forms of support available, such as dementia specialist support services and peer support forums, that can
protected if both the following conditions apply: ⚫ you are entitled to station your park home on land forming part of a ‘protected site’ (see below for a definition) ⚫ you are entitled to occupy it as your only ... arrangements – do I buy my energy from the site owner? ⚫ are the pitch fees and other charges clearly stated in the agreement? ⚫ what are the site rules? ⚫ is there a residents’ association on the site?
mind, they may be able to make claim against your estate after your death. A solicitor can advise you on these aspects and how you can mitigate or reduce the risks of a claim against your estate being successful ... 16 4.5 Make your own will You can write your own will using do-it-yourself will-writing packs or forms you can purchase from stationery shops or online. In principle, you could simply write your will on
development of a fully integrated sustainable transport network, with trains and buses linked to other forms of transport including pedestrian and cycle routes, and better integration between transport and key ... with their Accessible Transport Panel (includes Age Cymru). A car may become the only practical form of independent transport for many older people, particularly for those who experience mobility problems
rationale for providing specific support for older jobseekers. And as the UK’s population ages, and the state retirement age rises, these issues will become increasingly important. The good news, however, is ... than their younger counterparts, are more likely to be long-term unemployed and are more likely to claim benefits for a health condition or disability1. Recent research, including that by AgeUK2, has focused
you’ll have enough money to live on this year?o Yeso NoD1.a. Please tell us moreD2. Do you receive pension credit?o Yeso No,I’veappliedbutI’mnoteligibleo No,I’veneverappliedo I’veneverheardofitMore than ... making a new claim, as benefits rates change,ascanyourfinances.TomakeaclaimforPensionCredit,peopleshouldcall the DWP Pension Credit claim line direct on 0800 99 1234 or visit www.gov.uk/pension-credit/how-to-claim