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Home » All topics » Welsh Assembly report on ‘Employment Opportunities for People over 50’

Welsh Assembly report on ‘Employment Opportunities for People over 50’

  • October 25, 2015

In July 2015, the National Assembly for Wales published Employment Opportunities for People over 50.

The report calls for more research into the barriers to employment for those over 50.

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