Encouraging Signs That Employers Are Making Most of 'Grey Market'

Birmingham Post › April 29, 2006

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An Office for National Statistics' survey highlighted that the largest single increase in people aged over 60 taking up new jobs occurred in November of 2005.

This is encouraging given the fact that the Government is keen for people to work longer and believes that legislation is the instrument to stimulate employers to recruit/retain employees who fit the 'grey market' demographic.

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Encouraging Signs That Employers Are Making Most of 'Grey Market'

Around 1.1 million people over the current pensionable age are in work, but more needs to be done. According to the Chartered In...

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