Policy brief highlights pension challenges facing women returning to work later in life
Support for women returning to employment after 50 matters and should include help to secure jobs that can rebuild pension security.
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Support for women returning to employment after 50 matters and should include help to secure jobs that can rebuild pension security.
Research finds that urban development leaders see value in HAUS, a new tool that links urban planning decisions to health outcomes and economic costs.
James Fletcher explores how digital technologies could help people with dementia remain in employment for longer, while preserving choice and autonomy.
Join us on 17 Nov to discuss the role of energy security in geopolitics. How do supply chains, prices and sanctions affect international conflicts?
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What role does energy security play in geopolitics, and how do supply chains, prices and sanctions affect international conflicts?
What is the role of undergraduate study in the age of AI? And is it still worth getting a degree?
Is England moving towards meaningful devolution, or just decentralised delivery of national policy? What does this mean for regional growth and inequality?
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