Ros Altmann: Reduced immigration and ageing population means magistrates should continue beyond 70
Yorkshire Post carries Ros’ opinion piece calling for Magistrates to be allowed to work beyond age 70. ( link to pdf )
Yorkshire Post carries Ros’ opinion piece calling for Magistrates to be allowed to work beyond age 70. ( link to pdf )
New Statesman magazine carries a piece from Ros explaining why ageism in the justice system means we are running out of magistrates. ( link to pdf )
Guardian talks about older women finding it hard to get work and having pension delays.
Ros did an interview for Independent Age which explains the many ways in which women are disadvantaged in the workplace as they get older and the age discrimination that still persists.
Guardian Comment piece on menopausal women and how important it is to overcome gender bias in the workplace
Ros spoke at a conference of the Resource charity about encouraging later life working.
Ros spoke at an Ageing Societies conference organised by ‘The Economist’ magazine on ‘Rethinking Retirement’ and the benefits of working longer
Personnel Today wrote about Ros’ views on how employers can help their older female staff manage their health and work life through the menopause, with extra support and understanding
Womanthology website reported on Ros views that age friendly policies can tap into a hidden talent pool by ensuring older workers are looked after and rethinking retirement
Money Expert website carried an article explaining that having more older workers can create extra employment for young people