Better law for the elderly and disabled people

Overhauling the outdated laws that govern the care provided to elderly and disabled people will save unnecessary red tape, delays and litigation, and public money.

Insurers accused of age discrimination

The insurance industry is discriminating against older people with half of motor insurers refusing to offer quotes to people aged over 80, a charity has said.

Serial claimant's bonanza from 'ageist' job ads

A serial litigant is believed to have earned thousands of pounds by bombarding employers with claims of ageism simply because they used the words “school leaver” or “recent graduate” in job advertisements. 

Age bias ban avoided by firms

Holiday companies and insurance firms will be able to avoid a ban on age discrimination in goods and services, the Government has announced.

A new era for age

Older workers have fared relatively well during this recession. That’s just as well, because with dwindling pension pots and increased life expectancy, there will soon be far more of them. But are organisations prepared for more people working longer?