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Ageism in business

Pilot ordered to stop flying solo at 60 claims age bias A HELICOPTER pilot who was told he could not fly solo after the age of 60 claimed age discrimination yesterday, in a test case that could affect hundreds of other pilots.

Older workers still facing bias AGE discrimination remains "rife" in workplaces, with many employees being pressurised to retire early, according to a new poll.

Sir Menzies right to stand firm WHAT are the Lib Dems for? This is the real question the party has to answer at its annual conference in Brighton.

Call to allow over-65s to sit on juries TORY MSP David McLetchie today called for a change in the law to allow over-65s to sit on juries in Scotland.

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It's time we valued the over-50s and cast ageism on the scrapheap PLATFORM

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How halting the ageing process will become a legal requirement soon BETWEEN THE LINES

Stars put both feet in anti-ageism campaign

UK firms 'not ready' for new ageism laws

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