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  1. Newsletter Summer 2021 - English.pdf

    Cymru and responsible business network Business in the Community Cymru (BITC) are working with employers in Wales to ensure they’re creating workplaces where older workers can thrive. Victoria Lloyd, Chief ... at Work helps businesses to identify and address gaps in their approach to being an age-friendly employer and can support organisations to put the right support structures and policies in place to support

  2. Autumn 2022 Newsletter ENG v6.pdf

    with Age Cymru and funded by the National Lottery Community Fund. Through Age at Work, BITC helps employers to understand the benefits of recruiting, retraining, and retaining individuals aged 50 and over ... age-inclusive, multi-generational workplaces where employees of all ages can thrive. Age at Work is FREE to employers of all sizes and sectors and provides a suite of practical tools, support, and guidance. For

  3. RB_July14_Housing_Later_Life_Report.pdf

    housing choices while also boosting local housing markets, freeing up family housing and creating employment. Despite some progress, there are still too many barriers to innovative forms of housing that are

  4. GCBH_Brain-Social-Connectedness.pdf

    transitions can change both size and composition of social networks. For example, people may retire from employment, or because of illness or death of friends, family and associates, the number of people individuals

  5. Envisage 2017 E.pdf

    preventative action. 31 The study highlights the need to re-examine many aspects of society from employment to education, transportation, housing, and more. Researchers, advocacy groups and public health

  6. RB_apr14_services-what_works_spreads.pdf

    substantial’ care also have rights to separate assessments of their needs, including needs relating to employment, training and leisure activities; and to support to help them continue caring. But these policies ... care insurance compulsory, either through the state scheme or private insurance. Employees and employers pay income-related contributions and eligibility and benefits are defined nationally. Almost everyone

  7. FS67.pdf

    partner receive means-tested benefits, such as Pension Credit, Universal Credit, or income-related Employment and Support Allowance, you may be able to receive financial help towards interest payments on a

  8. CRS_June14_Freedom_choice_in_pensions.pdf

    ensure that information is provided in a consistent way. It would also seem perverse to prevent employers and trust based schemes who are already delivering extensive pre-retirement information and guidance ... trigger is letter from govt; provider etc. ; proactive state pension forecast pension tracing service; employer; Inputs Consumer encouraged but not required to complete ‘portable fact find’ using online tool

  9. CRS_Oct17_WP_Committee_Pension_Freedoms.pdf

    retirement savings strategy it is unclear. There appear to be competing political, financial industry, employer, and consumer pressures that have moulded the current situation, without any one taking overall

  10. CRS_Jan15_Payment_systems_regulation.pdf

    services can all render any of us unnecessarily vulnerable because of the policies and procedures they employ. Older people and other groups may be disproportionately affected by these policies and procedures

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