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than 10 people the right to dismiss workers without reason, in return for a compensation payment. Key points and recommendations • There is no evidence to suggest that the introduction of ‘no fault dismissals’
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detailed response drawing on the experiences of a wide individuals and organisations. 3 Key points and recommendations Most of the feedback we have received relates to delays. This is causing
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calling for blanket age limits in lending to be replaced with appropriate use of underwriting). Key points and recommendations We welcome this consultation and the aspiration to create a ‘race to
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enable older people to remain physically active, socially engaged and happy for longer. Perhaps the key to improving care is to recognise this opportunity and to move beyond the media stereotypes of later ... Using similar methods10 we used more recent data from ELSA (2009) to provide updated estimates for key elements of care, where possible. Criteria for inclusion The project aimed to distil the most significant
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enable older people to remain physically active, socially engaged and happy for longer. Perhaps the key to improving care is to recognise this opportunity and to move beyond the media stereotypes of later ... Using similar methods10 we used more recent data from ELSA (2009) to provide updated estimates for key elements of care, where possible. Criteria for inclusion The project aimed to distil the most significant
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to address the issues identified, and asks for feedback on these and the findings more generally. Key points and recommendations Age UK welcomes the research and analysis produced in and alongside this ... be delivered ‘in the near future’ but never ‘in the here and now’. Regulatory intervention has a key role to play in improving outcomes for low and mid-value pot holders. 14 i Citizens Advice
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number of initial scoping questions set out by the DWP, and is an early stage in the review process. Key points and recommendations Among jobholders estimated to be ineligible for auto-enrolment, women ... and/or guidance once people have accessed their savings. Theme 3 - Contributions What are the key drivers, opportunities and barriers for individuals and employers that may affect their behaviours
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created, including how the process should work and what consumer protections might be necessary. Key points and recommendations Polling undertaken for Age UK suggests only limited demand for re-assigning ... high fees than set out in the document. Firstly, absolute transparency of costs and charges must be a key priority from the outset. Secondly, simply monitoring is unlikely to be enough. A ‘plan of action’
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very challenging communication problems. I am his voice. He is doubly incontinent, so needs 24/7 toilet care. He has recently been catheterised. I administer all feeds, water and medication through a gastrostomy
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support if you need assistance with your daily routine – for example, washing, dressing, using the toilet and taking medication. Domestic help and meals are sometimes provided too. You still live independently
