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include a quote, attributed by name & employer and be accompanied by a photo. Once written, this will need to be Oked by the older person themselves. 1. At age 53, an employed female attended the Mid-Career
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any potential for positive change. Age UK is optimistic that following its abolition improvements will be more significant. • Line managers are in the vanguard of change, and their views are crucial. ... however, optimistic that in the post-DRA world greater proliferation of agefriendly employment practices will occur. International comparisons show that legislation has a vital role to play in fostering good
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socio-economic duty - Part 1 of the Equality Act 2010 - in Wales. Commencing the duty means that public bodies will be required to make decisions in a way that tackles social disadvantage. Over 100,000 pensioners are ... in Wales, which has the highest proportion of older people living in poverty outside of London. We will be looking to Welsh Government to ensure that pensioners in poverty benefit from this new measure
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meet this need, Age Cymru urgently needs financial support from companies like yours. These funds will help us to: Meet the growing demand on our free information and advice line – calls are up by 200% ... emergency appeal Show your staff and customers how to donate too . We know that the general public are willing to help, and we need your help in spreading the word. You can help us to do this by sharing our emergency
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stream-lined through a standard fact find, which the consumer is supported by guidance to develop. Some form of ‘know your customer’ process might still be necessary, to establish aims and objectives, but we ... should be incentivised to provide access to guidance and/or regulated advice. Professional advice will need to work together with free, impartial public financial guidance, supported by moves to improve
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be generational effects, as those reaching retirement now are more used to credit cards and other forms of borrowing than older pensioners, and financial services have changed over time. For example recently ... what people would do in practice when facing this situation, and if they would end up with another form of debt or living without essential services or items. Secured and unsecured debt Secured debt is
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welcome the proposal that older people’s needs will be taken into account in the Access Audit (3.1.2) and Access Plan (3.1.4), and that focus groups will be involved in testing proposals before they are
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consultation should: Include a cost ‘cap’ as well as a ‘floor’ – knowing that your expenditure on care will be capped at a reasonable amount, as Sir Andrew Dilnot recommended, would be beneficial for many older ... shouldn’t be funded by older people alone and if they are to pay even more, it must be clear how this will work in practice what they’ll get in return Be realistic about just how much or how little money
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older people now retaining natural teeth. Some have complex medical needs with comorbidities and many will become dependent on others for aspects of daily living that others take for granted – such as brushing ... targets, and the flexibility in setting the targets, help offset the risk and that service change will release efficiencies directed to more access for a given total contract value. We would not, therefore
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older people than in 2016. Looking ahead, the number of services who believe that their funding will remain the same or increase has risen to 65% compared to 53% in Advocacy Counts 5. Services specifically ... client group Number of organisations providing these services (Please note that these services will include other statutory services such as IMCA and IMHA) 26 12 44 15 41 18
