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Professor's age study award



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Published Date: 04 October 2008
A CITY professor has been rewarded for his study into ageing workforces.
Professor Ronald McQuaid, from Napier University, received the award from The Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE) and Lloyds TSB Foundation for Scotland.

It will be used to help fund his workshop, entitled The Employability of Older People, which includes academics from as far afield as Harvard University.

Professor McQuaid said: "The ageing of the workforce is of great importance to the economy and wider society both now and in the future.

"A partial solution is to retain greater numbers of older people in the labour market, for example by encouraging tapering retirement through pension changes, raising the age of retirement, changing the workplace and work contracts.

"Currently, those aged from 50 years are among the most vulnerable groups in the workplace."





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  • Last Updated: 04 October 2008 11:26 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
 
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The Geniune Mario Antionette,

04/10/2008 19:27:29
Over 50's are certainly vunerable in the Balfour Beatty - Haden Building Management firms. If they want to dispute that fact, then let them come & speak to me.

 

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