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CEPAR workshop, Sydney

Can our region manage ageing while still achieving sustainable development? Numerically, most of the world’s population ageing over the next decades will be in developing nations, including in our own Asia Pacific region, with huge economic and social implications in areas such [...]

Mature workers news round up – February 2022

Editor's picks Latest news from around the world on mature workers for February 2022. Royal College of General Practitioners warns of ageing GP workforce, lack of recruits (NZ) Booking in to see general practitioner is set to get even [...]

Mature workers news round up – January 2022

Editor's picks Latest news from around the world on mature workers for January 2022. Phoenix Group bans the word ‘energetic’ from job ads to lure older workers (UK) One of Britain’s biggest insurers has banned the words “energetic” and [...]

CEPAR Small Grants Award

$10,000 funded short projects Purpose of the award To promote research collaborations between CEPAR and researchers interested in topics associated with the ageing workforce. To promote innovative and practically relevant research on topics associated with ageing in the work context. Expected outcomes [...]

Mature workers news round up – December 2021

Editor's picks Latest news from around the world on mature workers for December 2021. Challenge of meeting ageing population's needs (Bangladesh) The current median age of the population of Bangladesh is 27.6 years and within a decade it will [...]

Mature workers news round up – November 2021

Editor's picks Latest news from around the world on mature workers for November 2021. Menopause-related employment tribunal claims on the rise (UK) The number of tribunal cases in which employees are alleging menopause-related discrimination is on the rise, prompting [...]

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